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8 Given the summation Σ (3 + 2n), n=1 a. Write the first four terms of the sequence.
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Given the summation Σ (3
+
2n),
n=1
a. Write the first four terms of the sequence.

8 Given the summation Σ (3 + 2n), n=1 a. Write the first four terms of the sequence-example-1
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(e^3 / e^2n)

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isn't this the same question

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