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Find the sum of a finite geometric sequence from n = 1 to n = 6, using the expression −2(5)^(n − 1).
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@Nnesha
I know you're supposed to use Sn= a1 - an(r) / 1-r, and I had a1=-2 and an (or a6) = -6250. But when I tried to solve I didnt get any of my multiple choice answers.
formula is \[\huge\rm s_n = \frac{ a_1(1-r^n )}{ 1-r }\] where r is common ratio n is number of terms
Oh I must've gotten the wrong formula :( So r is 5 and n is 6, right?
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Oh I got it now. Thank you! :)
np :-)
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