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Answer 1

ok

Answer 2

you want us to tel you if its right

Answer 3

This is about a GP, if you get an equation of nth term, you will be able to solve it

Answer 4

how do i get the equation -.-

Answer 5

a1 = 1 and r = 6 given

Answer 6

Equation for nth term would be:
\[a_n = a_1*r^{n - 1}\]

Answer 7

Can you figure out the domain if an is f(n)

Answer 8

all integers where n > 1?

Answer 9

actually the last one, all integers where n > 0

Answer 10

It would include 1 as well

Answer 11

We don't have a_0 but we have a_1

Answer 12

so the first one

Answer 13

Yes, the first one is correct

Answer 14

ookay thankss

Answer 15

No problem

Answer 16

05... this is logic -- the domain is always positive -- how could it be negative or even 0? -- it always starts from 1 \( \rightarrow \infty \)

thus its either \( 1\le n \) or \( 0<n \)