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XxLauraxX:

Math work help🙏

XxLauraxX:

MikiJohnny:

last one i think

MikiJohnny:

NO FIRST ONE

MikiJohnny:

MYB

MikiJohnny:

FIRST ONE

XxLauraxX:

first 1 or last 1?

MikiJohnny:

First one

CriminalilticFool:

@mikijohnny wrote:
First one
May I ask your reasoning for your answer?

Midnight97:

@mikijohnny wrote:
First one
Hun I got this

toga:

@midnight97 wrote:
@mikijohnny wrote:
First one
Hun I got this
same sis

Midnight97:

@toga wrote:
@midnight97 wrote:
@mikijohnny wrote:
First one
Hun I got this
same sis
Go right ahead sis I ain't feeling good rn

adrianluvvsyouu2:

You can use the formula \[a(r)^{n-1}\] to find any term n in an infinite sequence. Where a is the initial value (first value in your sequence), r is your rate, and n is your index (number term in your sequence, for example n=3 just means the third term)

Luigi0210:

Also, if you notice, they all have a common factor of "7," so you can factor that out to make things a bit easier. \(\large \frac{7}{2},\frac{7}{4},\frac{7}{8},\frac{7}{16},... = 7(\frac{1}{2},\frac{1}{4},\frac{1}{8},\frac{1}{16}...) \)

Luigi0210:

That basically eliminates... 3 out of the 4 options lol

MAGABACK:

@luigi0210 wrote:
That basically eliminates... 3 out of the 4 options lol
DIRECT ANSWER> I'm writing u up! (XD nah jk Lui)

buttercat:

oh yeah, its all falling apart

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