Given the sequence {a sub n) from n=1 to infinity is
{-3, 2, -4/3, 8/9, -16/27,....} find a sub n, the nth term of the seq. and use it to find the 15th term.

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Given the sequence {a sub n) from n=1 to infinity is
{-3, 2, -4/3, 8/9, -16/27,....} find a sub n, the nth term of the seq. and use it to find the 15th term.

anonymous · Answer

PLEASE HELP!!!!

anonymous · Answer

it would be easy if it didn't have that first term, -3

anonymous · Answer

maybe -3 is simplified and it can be written as smthng else

anonymous · Answer

wat did u get without the -3 for an a sub n

anonymous · Answer

{2, -4/3, 8/9, -16/27} would be ((-1)^(n-1)*2^n)/3^n

anonymous · Answer

ok while i think about this can u help me with a poroblem on monotonicity... i will repost this question later 2 see if others can help

anonymous · Answer

i have 2 questions on monotonicity

anonymous · Answer

can u help?? ill post it here