SOLUTION: Starting with n=1, find the first 5 terms of: {{{ an=(7n!)/(n+2) }}}. Please explain the steps the best that you can. Thanks. :)

SOLUTION: Starting with n=1, find the first 5 terms of: {{{ an=(7n!)/(n+2) }}}. Please explain the steps the best that you can. Thanks. :)

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Question 750549: Starting with n=1, find the first 5 terms of: .
Please explain the steps the best that you can. Thanks. :)

Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

find the first terms of:
......if

.....first term

......if

.....second term

......if

.....third term

......if

.....fourth term

......if

.....fifth term

{..,,,,..}

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