SOLUTION: the nth term of a sequence is (n-2)/n^2 write the first three terms of this sequence?

SOLUTION: the nth term of a sequence is (n-2)/n^2 write the first three terms of this sequence?

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Question 34213: the nth term of a sequence is (n-2)/n^2 write the first three terms of this sequence?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a(n)= (n-2)/n^2
a(1)=(1-2)/1^2=-1
a(2)=(2-2)/2^2=0
a(3)=(3-2)/3^2=1/9
Cheers,
Stan H.
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