SOLUTION: Find: S=∑[n-1,∞,-4](-1/8)^(n-1)
(The n-1 is below the ∑, the ∞ is above, and the -4 is on the right side of the ∑.)
Thank you!
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Question 742217: Find: S=∑[n-1,∞,-4](-1/8)^(n-1)
(The n-1 is below the ∑, the ∞ is above, and the -4 is on the right side of the ∑.)
Thank you!
Answer by lynnlo(4176) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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