What is the recursive rule for this geometric sequence?
189, 63, 21, 7, ...
A = a1=567...
Mathematics, 24.04.2021 05:40 jhernandez70
What is the recursive rule for this geometric sequence?
189, 63, 21, 7, ...
A = a1=567; an=−3an−1
B = a1=567; an=13an−1
C = a1=189; an=13an−1
D = a1=189; an=−3an−1
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