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find the fith term (a5) of the sequence with the first term a1=10 and for whic each succwssive term is three tenths of the previous
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Answered by Damon
A1 = 10
A2 = .3*10
A3 = .3^2 * 10
A4 = .3^3 * 10

An = .3(n-1) * 10

A5 = .3^4 * 10
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