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1/2 , 2/3 , 3/4 , 4/5, next three numbers and rule
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+n*1/2
5/6 6/7 7/8
i think its n/(n+1)
\[\frac{n}{n+1}\]
i dont get the rule, can you explain that?
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and i need it in x's and y's
Each number in the sequence is defined by the rule mentioned above... and sequences always use n
basically the 1st number in the sequence has the numerator of 1 because its the first number in the sequence. its denominator is 1+1
so the 15th number would be\[15/16\]
if you want it in x and y it is the exact same x/x+1
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aaah, okay, now i see
my bad, i wasnt here to explain that, thanks waylander ^_^
all good how do you do the fraction symbol cant find it
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