How do you solve? \frac{5^(n ) - 5 {}^((n - 1)) }{4}

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How do you solve?

$\frac{5^(n ) - 5 {}^((n - 1)) }{4}$

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That’s how you solve it.

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Matt Gregory answered Apr 11, 2020

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