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What do you think the answer is
i have no clue
N = nth term of the sequence So inputting 1 for n should give you the first term of the sequence, which they show to be -13.
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its something n+7
No
wait no my bad
If you do the second one, you get -5 for the first term
For n = 1
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oh its c
There you go
and the second question?
will the ball bounce up to 4/5 the 80 percent or will it be 60 percent
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thx, i have more questions
I would assume 80-> 60->40%
no i think its 80 percent each time
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i have a fewmore, open new or keep the same?
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Yeah that would make more sense given gravity, and common ratios
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Gtg, tag tso maybe for help
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