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Find the first four terms of the given sequence tn = (-1)^n(n).
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it depends if you are using t0 or t1 for first term... assuming you are using t1 for first term you just replace n with 1 and evaluate to find first term and second term replace n with 2 and third term replace n with 3...
so can u just give me the answer im in a bit of a time crunch
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\[t_n=(-1)^n n\] you try it isn't that long of a problem replace n with 1 \[t_1=(-1)^1 \cdot 1 =?\]
-1,2,-3,4
see you did it not bad right?
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good job
I am eternally grateful
this might just be the tipping point for me to get an A in my class, so thanks
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