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a sub 1 = -4 and a sub 2 =12
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find the general ter a sub n for the geometric sequence
Wait. You have to find the "rate" right?
For that: \[r = \frac{term 2}{term1}\]
no, it says find the general term a sub n for the geometric sequence
is this formula is given to you?
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no a sub1 = -4 and a sub 2 = 12
So it says that the first term of the progression is -4 and the second term is 12.
yes
Now you have to find the "rate" at which this progression in increasing.
how do I do that ?
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term2/term1
12/ -4
-3
YES! That's what i was trying to say.
so the answer id -3
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Yep.
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