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Write a rule for a geometric sequence that has -6 as its first term and a common ratio of 2. what is the tenth term of this sequence? a) a(n) = 2 * -6^10-1; -20,155,392 b) a(n) = -6 * 2^n; -6144 c) a(n) = -6 * 2^n-1; -3072 i need this answered asap, you
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Write a rule for a geometric sequence that has -6 as its first term and a common ratio of 2. what is...
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