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Consider the following sequence


1,1,(3)/(4) ,(4)/(8)
find the nth term such that n > 0

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Answer:

2n/2^n

Explanation:

It appears that the terms are ...


(1)/(1),\ (2)/(2),\ (3)/(4),\ (4)/(8),\ \dots

That is, the numerator is counting numbers, and the denominator is powers of 2.


f[n]=(n)/(2^((n-1)))\quad\text{or}\quad f[n]=2n\cdot2^(-n)

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