SOLUTION: List the first six terms of the sequence defined by bn= (2*4*6 …2n)/2^n.

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Question 1091272: List the first six terms of the sequence defined by bn= (2*4*6 …2n)/2^n.

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List the first six terms of the sequence defined by bn= (2*4*6 …2n)/2^n.
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1-st term, n= 1:   =  =  = 1.

2-nd term, n= 2:   =  = 2.

3-nd term, n= 3:   =  = 6.

4-th term, n= 4:   =  = 24.


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