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**HELP PLEASE** A geometric sequence has 32 as its first time and 1/2 as its fourth term. which of the following functions correctly expresses this relationship in terms of the nth term? a. f(n)=32+1/2(n-1)
b. f(n)=32+1/4(n-1)
c. f(n)÷32•1/2^(n-1)
d. f(n)=32•1/4(n-1)

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