The book states that you use both arithmetic and geometric sequences to solve this. the numerators hav a arithmetic sequence 1,3,5,7.. add 2 AND the denominators have a geometric sequence 2,4,8,16 multiply 2..the book states the formula for arithmetic sequence is a+(n-1)d
and geometric is ar^n-1
the aswer the book gives is 2n-1/2n
i don't get how they got 2n for the demoninator??
2^1*2^n-1=2n shouldn;t this =4n, y is 2()2) not done ???
2007-08-31
07:38:54
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