How do you find the first four terms of the sequence?

Question

f(1)=6, f(n)=1/f(n-1) for n>2

Answer 1

Mark seems to have caught an error in the presentation of the problem.  I understood it as Henrik did.  And this means that f(n)=6 when n is odd, and f(n)=1/6 when n is even.

Answer 2

 For sure it is n≥2 instead of n>2

So then f(1)=6  ,  f(2)=1/6  ,  f(3)=6  ,  f(4)=1/6