Question

. What are the first three terms of the sequence: a1 = 4 and an = 2(an 1)2?
(Points : 4)
8, 16, 32, 64

4, 16, 32, 64

8, 64, 128, 256

4, 32, 2048

Answer 1

is this a trick question @Johnbc @Phebe

Answer 2

im here

Answer 3

no its not

Answer 4

look: it says 3 TERMS and then each one is 4 terms except d

Answer 5

i think its B but hold on k

Answer 6

Check the equation again im not sure if it is this:\[2(a_n \times 1)2\]

Answer 7

well it must be D then

Answer 8

yea check the equation

Answer 9

i could have been wrong

Answer 10

well they define the first term for you so it has to be 4 so the next term to use would be 5

Answer 11

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Answer 12

That is tricky i dont understand what the _ means if either a subtraction or space?

Answer 13

i think it is a subtraction sign

Answer 14

well u should put D if it said 3 instead of 4

Answer 15

\[2(an-1)^{2r}\] This may be the equation

Answer 16

without the mini r at the end

Answer 17

byee nd the answer is D k XD

Answer 18

http://prntscr.com/3kk3mm the whole question

Answer 19

should i put d?

Answer 20

yes totally

Answer 21

haha im worried it is a typo

Answer 22

if you figure it out what do u get?

Answer 23

D would be correct f we plug in the next number in the sequence

Answer 24

If we have a1 = 4 then i get a2 = 32

Answer 25

when i plug in a2 = 32 i get a3 = 2048

Answer 26

but there must be a typo in that question for sure

Answer 27

alright ty i guess it was a trick question kinda

Answer 28

Yeah trick question ha ha

Answer 29

No problem