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The sequence a is defined by defining the a_i to be ai=(-1)^i+1(1/3)^i What is a_2 ?
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the sequence {a} is defined by defining the \[a _{i}\] to be \[a _{i}=(-1)^{i}+1(1/3)^{i}\] \[(-1)^{2}+1(1/3)^{2}=1+1/9 = 10/9\]
\[a _{2}=10/9\]
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