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What is the next term of the following sequence? 20, 10, 5, 2 1/2, ... 1 1/2? or 1 1/4?
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divide 1/2 with 2 you will have the answer..
it's in gp... we get the nth term by multipyling the n-1 th term...with 1/2.... so..try urself...
1 1/4?
Sorry I did wrong...
\[\large \frac{\frac{5}{2}}{2} = ???\]
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Yes you are right @gottagetup887
2 1/2 =>5/2.. when divided with 2..we get...5/4.....which is..1 1/4....:)
20,20/2,20/2^2,20/2^3,20/2^4,20/2^5........so onnnnnnnnn
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