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Find the sum of the geometric series. sqrt3 - 3/2 + 3sqrt3/4 - 9/8 ... a. sqrt3 b. 4sqrt3 - 6 c. sqrt3 - 3/2 d. Does not exist
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Find the sum of the geometric series. sqrt3 - 3/2 + 3sqrt3/4 - 9/8 ...

a. sqrt3
b. 4sqrt3 - 6
c. sqrt3 - 3/2
d. Does not exist

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Answer: B

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User Tarji
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Answer:

C?

Explanation:

In my opinion I probably think it could be C but you don't have to choose it. It could probably be wrong.

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