Asked by Tori
Hi! I need help with these two questions. Thanks!
1.) Look for the first four terms for the following sequence below.
an=n(n^2-6)
2.) For this question, remember that your answer has to begin with the second term of the following sequence. Look for the next four terms of the following sequence defined recursively.
a1=14
an+1=(-2)an
1.) Look for the first four terms for the following sequence below.
an=n(n^2-6)
2.) For this question, remember that your answer has to begin with the second term of the following sequence. Look for the next four terms of the following sequence defined recursively.
a1=14
an+1=(-2)an
Answers
Answered by
Steve
what, you can't plug in values for n?
a1 = 1(1^2-6) = 1(-5) = -5
a2 = 2(2^2-6) ...
a1=14
a2 = (-2)(14) = -28
a3 = (-2)(-28) ...
a1 = 1(1^2-6) = 1(-5) = -5
a2 = 2(2^2-6) ...
a1=14
a2 = (-2)(14) = -28
a3 = (-2)(-28) ...
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