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What is the third term of the sequence? a1 = m an = 2an-1 2m 4m 6m 7m

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rjp912 it should be 4m                       
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Answer:


a_(3) = 4m).

Explanation:

Given :
a_(1) = m and
a_(n) = 2 a_(n-1).

To find : What is the third term of the sequence.

Solution : We have given


a_(1) = m


a_(n) = 2 a_(n-1).

For n =2 .


a_(2) = 2 a_(2-1).


a_(2) = 2 a_(1).

plug
a_(1) = m


a_(2) = 2m.

For n = 3 .


a_(3) = 2 a_(3-1).


a_(3) = 2 a_(2).

Plug
a_(2) = 2m.


a_(3) = 2( 2m).


a_(3) = 4m).

Therefore,
a_(3) = 4m).

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