SOLUTION: Cn=(-1)^n(n-17)^2 What are the first three terms?
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Question 642819
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Cn=(-1)^n(n-17)^2 What are the first three terms?
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The 1st term is
Cn = (-1)^n(n-17)^2
C1 = (-1)^1(1-17)^2
C1 = (-1)^1(-16)^2
C1 = (-1)(256)
C1 =
-256
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The 2nd term is
Cn = (-1)^n(n-17)^2
C2 = (-1)^2(2-17)^2
C2 = (-1)^2(-15)^2
C2 = (1)(225)
C2 =
225
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The 3rd term is
Cn = (-1)^n(n-17)^2
C3 = (-1)^3(3-17)^2
C3 = (-1)^3(-14)^2
C3 = (-1)(196)
C3 =
-196