Inactive Tutor answered 04/07/21
Well the numerators start at 6 and increase by 1 each time, so in the nth term the numerator will be 5+n
The sign alternates so we must have a power of (-1) there.
So this will be (-1)n
So an = (-1)n (1/ (5+n))
Joe J.
asked 04/07/21Write an explicit formula for the sequence:
{-1/6 , 1/7, -1/8, 1/9, -1/10, 1/11, ...)
an= ?
Inactive Tutor answered 04/07/21
Well the numerators start at 6 and increase by 1 each time, so in the nth term the numerator will be 5+n
The sign alternates so we must have a power of (-1) there.
So this will be (-1)n
So an = (-1)n (1/ (5+n))
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