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(exponent 10) and
(exponent 13)
for the first one I got an answer of(exponent 20) and the second one is
(exponent 13) ....but what I can't get is the
included for both of the answers
Find the general term, in simplified form...
for the first one I got an answer of
One first thing: to write a long exponent, use curly brackets (like {10}) around it. You can click on the formulas in the corrected quote above to see how I changed it.Originally Posted by johett
Find the general term, in simplified form...
and
^{13})
for the first one I got an answer ofand the second one is
....but what I can't get is the
As for your question, the general formula is forbut when you have
(like here), this is
, hence the general term is
, hence the
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