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Find, showing all working, a formula for the n-th term tn of the sequence (tn ) defined by t1 = 6; tn = −3tn−1 /2, n ≥ 2
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So...you want us to do the work for you?
no just trying to help a friend and its beyond me so if I get an answer can maybe give me some insight
Yeah, this isn't how the site works. We don't just answer stuff for you showing all our work. If you want to try again and ask how sequences work, then maybe someone will help you/your friend.
ok sorry, first time on here, could you please explain to me how it works in this instance
I have no idea, I just need you to follow the Code of Conduct so that you don't get banned.
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