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What is the term a8 of the sequence {an} if an equals a) 2n−1? b) 7? c) 1 (−1)n? d) −(−2)n?

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a)15

b)7

c)11

d) -256

given,

term=a8

a) For the sequence {an} with the term an = 2n - 1, the term a8 equals 2(8) - 1 = 16 - 1 = 15.

b) For the sequence {an} with the term an = 7, the term a8 equals 7, as all terms in the sequence are the same.

c) For the sequence {an} with the term an = 1(-1)^n, the term a8 equals 1(-1)^8 = 1(1) = 1.

d) For the sequence {an} with the term an = -(-2)^n, the term a8 equals -(-2)^8 = -(256) = -256.

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