SOLUTION: A sequence starting with 1 and is formed by doubling the previous number and then subtracting 1
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Question 886879: A sequence starting with 1 and is formed by doubling the previous number and then subtracting 1
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Tn=2*(T(n-1))-1
T1=1
T2=2*1-1=1
T3=2*1-1=1
T4=2*1-1=1
T5=2*1-1=1
T6=2*1-1=1
T7=2*1-1=1
T8=2*1-1=1
Every term is 1
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