B (1) = - 500

b (n) = b (n-1) ·4/5

What's the 3rd term in this sequence?

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Quincy Mcdaniel

30 May, 14:10

B (1) = - 500

b (n) = b (n-1) ·4/5

What's the 3rd term in this sequence?

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Bailey Fields · Answer 1

-320

Step-by-step explanation:

Put the numbers into the formula and do the arithmetic.

b (2) = b (1) ·4/5 = - 500·4/5 = - 400

b (3) = b (2) ·4/5 = - 400·4/5 = - 320

The third term of the sequence is - 320.

B (1) = - 500b (n) = b (n-1) ·4/5What's the 3rd term in this sequence?

B (1) = - 500

b (n) = b (n-1) ·4/5

What's the 3rd term in this sequence?