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Find a formula for snsn, n≥1n≥1, if snsn is given by
3/6,4/10,5/14,6/18,7/22,…
sn=sn=

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Final answer:

The nth term of the sequence is (n+2)/(4n+2)

Step-by-step explanation:

The given sequence is:

3/6, 4/10, 5/14, 6/18, 7/22, ...

In this sequence, the numerator is increasing by 1 and the denominator is increasing by 4 for each term. So, the nth term of the sequence can be written as:

sn = (n+2)/(4n+2)

For example, to find the 5th term, substitute n = 5:

s5 = (5+2)/(4*5+2) = 7/22

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