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Identify the 12th term of a geometric sequence where a1 = 8 and a6 = -8,192.
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a(n)=a(1) * r^ (n-1) thus, a(6) = a(1) * r^5 -8192= 8*r^5 r=4.
wat formula do i plug r into to get my answer
The first one, that's the general formula for a GP.
i keep getting 682.66...
Thats too low!
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A) 134,217,728 B) 33,554,432 C) -33,554,432 D) -134,217,728 those are the answer choices
Yup, that has the answer.
so is the answer b...
Nope, Sorry I did a mistake you need to figure out in my first post. A simple calculation mistake!
thanks ill try to figure it out from there then :)
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Yeah! Its my pleasure! :)
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