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Help ASAP! PreCalc Find the sum, (if it exists), of the infinite geometric sequence with first term 1 and r= -1/4
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Sum of infinite series \[= a{(1-r^n) \over {1-r}}\] where a-->first term r-->common ratio
I meant sum of geometric sequence
so 1*(1-(-1/4)/(1-(1/3)) ?
last term 1/4**
No. Instead of n , you should put infinity
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So basically, you get 1*(1-(0)/(1-(1/4))
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