Asked by jaylen
Find the
th term of a geometric sequence where the
nd term is
and the common ratio is
.
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It looks like some numbers are missing from your question. In general, if a geometric sequence has common ratio r and its nth term is a_n, then the kth term a_k (i.e., the "th term" you want) is
a_k = a_n · r^(k−n).
Derivation: a_n = a_1 r^(n−1) and a_k = a_1 r^(k−1), so a_k = a_n · r^(k−n).
Also useful:
- the first term: a_1 = a_n / r^(n−1)
- if you instead know a_1 and r, then a_k = a_1 · r^(k−1)
If you give the specific n, a_n, r and which term k you want, I can compute the numeric answer.
a_k = a_n · r^(k−n).
Derivation: a_n = a_1 r^(n−1) and a_k = a_1 r^(k−1), so a_k = a_n · r^(k−n).
Also useful:
- the first term: a_1 = a_n / r^(n−1)
- if you instead know a_1 and r, then a_k = a_1 · r^(k−1)
If you give the specific n, a_n, r and which term k you want, I can compute the numeric answer.
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