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I have this homework and I need to find the formulae for S_n in function of "n" The sum is sum (3)/4^(n+1) n=1 to infinity. I have calculated the first four terms of the series. These are the first four: 3/16, 3/64,3/256, 3/1024. According my book I have to do: S1=u1 and S2=S1+u2 S3=S2+u3 S4=S3+u4 As uk=34k+1 Rewriting I got: uk=34k4 or 3∗4−k−1. Am I right?? What I can do more from here?
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