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True of False? @danJS The sequence a(sub)n = 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ... is the same as the sequence a1 = 2, a(sub)n = 2a(sub)n - 1.
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\[a _{n} = 2a _{n-1}\] ? u mean this?
Yes
\[a_{1} = 2, a _{n} = 2a _{n-1}\]
true ;) becaus the ratio betweem two partial in that sequence is 2 and the first one is 2,so it would be 2,2x2,(2x2)x2 , ...
Thanks, i think it's true too. Just had to check.
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nice ;)
Sorry, just got here
@DanJS , what?
i was tagged in the question. just now arrived
solved ;)
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right on, yeah it is just 2^(n+1) if you pull out a factor of 2, then you just take 1 off the n, or 2*2^(n)
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