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What is the 5 ^ (th) term in the sequence ?
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What is the 5 ^ (th) term in the sequence ?

What is the 5 ^ (th) term in the sequence ?-example-1
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the answer is -16

Explanation:

n= 5 so 5 - 1 = 4 so it's -1(2)^4 right

2^4 is equal to 16 and then -1(16) = -16

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