Question 1151513: Hi yes I want to get the 100th and nth term of the following sequences
- 10 , 10^3,10^5,10^7
-156+6x2^27,156+7x2^27,156+8x2^27
Thanks for your help
my email is kiarussell58@gmail.com
Answer by greenestamps(13209)   (Show Source):
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(1) The base stays constant; the exponents are
1, 3, 5, ...
The pattern for the exponents is 2n-1
The n-th term is 10^(2n-1)
The 100th term is 10^199
(2) The "156+..." and "2^27" stay constant; the coefficients of the 2^27 term are
6, 7, 8, ...
The pattern for those coefficients is n+5
The n-th term is 156+(n+5)*2^27
The 100th term is 156+105*2^27
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