What is the explicit rule for the geometric sequence? 4.05, 1.35, 0.45, 0.15,
an=4.05(13)n−1...
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What is the explicit rule for the geometric sequence? 4.05, 1.35, 0.45, 0.15,
an=4.05(13)n−1
an=4.05(13)n+2
an=4.05(13)n
an=4.05(13)n+1
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