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Which formula can be used to describe the sequence? , −4, −24, −144,...
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Which formula can be used to describe the sequence?
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y = -4*6^(x-1). This is a geometric sequence, so you need a common ratio and a first term. The first term in this sequence is -4, and the common ratio is 6, so you will get this.
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