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What is the explicit rule for this geometric sequence? http://prntscr.com/dfn5se
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I've got the math all figured out. It's pretty simple now.
So to go from 4 to 4/5 you have to multiply 4 by 0.2, correct?
Yes.
So we need an equation now. \[g(n)=4*\frac{ 1 }{ 5 }\] Alright easy, but to find where n will be, we need to know how many times we will multiply 1/5(0.2) to the sequenced numbers, I'll make it easy and tell you it's only one time at you go up the sequence. so now we have \[g(n)=4*\frac{ 1 }{ 5 }^{n-1}\]
so which answer choice looks like what I've just given you?
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Correct. Do you understand how I've gotten the answer?
Yes, thank you.
If you need help with anymore Reclusive sequences, let me know. Be sure to fan me as well. :)
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