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What is the sum of the geometric sequence 3, 12, 48, … if there are 8 terms?
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@rishavraj
see sum of geometric series = \[a_1 \times \frac{ r^n - 1 }{ r - 1 }\] where r is common ratio , n is no of terms and a_1 is the first term
But itsn't it a geometric sequence?
yup it is a geometric sequence..i mentioned it ...
Sorry! You wrote series so I got confused. Anyways, I got 65535 as an answer?
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yup :))
Yay! Will you help with one more?
yeah :))
Given the arithmetic sequence an = 6 − 4(n + 2), what is the domain for n?
see n is no or terms so it can only hav positive values
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so n>1?
Thanks:)
\[n \ge 1\]
yes! Thanks so much:)
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