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To find: The common ratio and the sum of the first
Answer to Problem 6CT
The given sequence is neither arithmetic nor geometric
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given sequence is
Calculation:
Calculate the first
First find the difference between the first and the second terms.
Calculate the difference between the second and the third terms.
Since the difference of the successive terms is not constant, we scan say that the given sequence is not arithmetic.
Calculate the ratio of the first and the second terms.
Calculate the ratio of the second and the third terms.
Since the ratio of the successive terms is not constant, we can say that the given sequence is not geometric.
Therefore, the given sequence is neither arithmetic nor geometric.
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