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b(n) = 1 \left(-2\right)^{n - 1
Where is the fourth sequence?
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I assume you mean the 4th term of the sequence given by b(n) = 1·(-2)^{n-1}.
Compute b(4): b(4) = 1·(-2)^{4-1} = (-2)^3 = -8.
First few terms: b(1)=1, b(2)=-2, b(3)=4, b(4)=-8, b(5)=16, ...
If you meant something else by “Where is the fourth sequence?” please clarify.
Compute b(4): b(4) = 1·(-2)^{4-1} = (-2)^3 = -8.
First few terms: b(1)=1, b(2)=-2, b(3)=4, b(4)=-8, b(5)=16, ...
If you meant something else by “Where is the fourth sequence?” please clarify.
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