Mathematics, 11.01.2020 23:31 natalie2sheffield
Given the functions f(n) = 11 and g(n) = (3/4)n − 1, combine them to create a geometric sequence, an, and solve for the 9th term.
an = (11 ⋅ 3/4)n − 1; a9 ≈ 24.301 an = 11(3/4)n − 1; a9 ≈ 1.101 an = 11 + (3/4)n − 1; a9 ≈ 11.100 an = 11 − (3/4)n − 1; a9 ≈ 9.900
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