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what is \[s _{10}\] for 1 + 4 + 16 + 64...
do you have choices cause I did this one before
oh yes just a sec
let me explain...what is the common difference between the numbers
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well I would say they are each multiples of 4
you could be correct
so you have the first 4 numbers you need to find the next 6 do you know how to do that
well... it looks like I would multiply 64 by 4 and then that answer by 4 and so on...
correct all the way to the tenth one...tell me what you get and ill let you know if your on point
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ok just a min
I got 262144
which isn't even an answer -.-
hold on really quick
ok
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Im still not getting any of those answers
this is odd :/
Yeah ive done every series I can think of...and I did a question like this the other day
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