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Find the first six terms of the sequence. a1 = -3, an = 2 ● an-1
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@Mertsj
do you know what sequence it is arithmetic or geometric?
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do you mean: \[a _{n}=2(a _{n-1})\]
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So that means if you want the second term, you should multiply the first term by 2
In other words: \[a _{2}=2a _{2-1}=2a _{1}\]
so the first term is -3??? @Mertsj
The problem says that the first term is -3, yes.
ok...so from there i just need to add 2 to each new term??
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ADD?????
multiply....sorry *embarrassed*
Yes. Multiply. So we have -3, -6, -12, ...
Yes that is one of my choices....Thanks for your help!! :)
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