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Please help me on 10 I don’t know what I did wrong on the second and third part

Please help me on 10 I don’t know what I did wrong on the second and third part-example-1
User Renskiy
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\text{The 5th term of the sequence is s}^{(8)/(7)}

Explanation

Given the sequence below


1,s^{(2)/(7)},s^{(4)/(7)},\text{ }s^{(6)/(7)}

The common ratio of the sequence is given below as


s^{(2)/(7)}

The general formula for finding the nth term of a geometric sequence is


a_n=ar^{n\text{ - 1}}

Where,

0. a = first term

,

1. r = common ratio

,

2. n = number of terms

To find the 5th term of the geometric, then n = 5


\begin{gathered} a\text{ = 1} \\ n\text{ = 5} \\ r=s^{(2)/(7)} \\ a_5\text{ = 1 }\cdot S^{\frac{2(5\text{ - 1)}}{7}} \\ a_5=s^{(2(4))/(7)} \\ a_5=s^{(8)/(7)} \end{gathered}

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