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For a sequence an=3/n(n+1) what is the value of a 10

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Answer:


\large\boxed{a_(10)=(3)/(110)}

Explanation:

Put n = 10 to the equation
a_n=(3)/(n(n+1))


a_(10)=(3)/(10(10+1))=(3)/(10(11))=(3)/(110)

User Rolgalan
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For this case we have the following sequence:


a_ {n} = \frac {3} {n (n + 1)}

We must find the value of
a_ {10}, then, substituting
n = 10 in the formula we have:


a_ {10} = \frac {3} {10 (10 + 1)}\\a_ {10} = \frac {3} {10 * 11}\\a_ {10} = \frac {3} {110}

ANswer:


a_ {10} = \frac {3} {110}

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