CAN SOMEONE CHECK MY ANSWER?
Determine whether the sequence converges or diverges. If it converges, give the limit.

60, -10, five divided by three, negative five divided by eighteen, ...

I got: Diverges

Here are my choices:
Diverges
Converges; 11100
Converges; 72
Converges; 0

Question

CAN SOMEONE CHECK MY ANSWER?
Determine whether the sequence converges or diverges. If it converges, give the limit. 

60, -10, five divided by three, negative five divided by eighteen, ...

I got: Diverges

Here are my choices:
 Diverges
 Converges; 11100
 Converges; 72
 Converges; 0

anonymous · Answer

hard to read but it looks like they go to zero

anonymous · Answer

$$60,-10,\frac{5}{3},-\frac{5}{18}...$$right?

anonymous · Answer

is it clear what you are doing to one number in the sequence to get the next number?

anonymous · Answer

Correct @satellite73

anonymous · Answer

Dividing by -6

anonymous · Answer

yup

anonymous · Answer

and if you keep dividing by -6, what happens ?

anonymous · Answer

The numbers get smaller

anonymous · Answer

Eventually to 0?

anonymous · Answer

like for example $$\frac{5}{(-6)^{20}}$$

anonymous · Answer

yeah goes to zero (lickety split i might add)

anonymous · Answer

Oh, wow you made it seem very simple. Thank you very much for your time!

anonymous · Answer

lol you are welcome, it is rather simple, once you know what you are doing

anonymous · Answer

unlike for example the question @Loser66 answered earlier

anonymous · Answer

which was very simple once you knew the answer, but not so simple beforehand