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LA ULTIMA DE HOY :,> PORFISS 1.Calcula el término enésimo de la siguiente sucesión: 1024; 512; 256; 528; 128;

2. Calcula el término enésimo de la siguiente sucesión: 1000; 500; 250; 125;

3. Calcula la cantidad de términos en la siguiente sucesión: 5; 10; 20; 40; 320;

4.Calcula el vigésimo término de la siguiente sucesión: 7; 14; 28; 56;

5. En una sucesión geométrica, el primer término es 2 y el doceavo término es 4096, calcula la suma de cifras del octavo término.

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LA ULTIMA DE HOY :,> PORFISS 1.Calcula el término enésimo de la siguiente sucesión: 1024; 512; 2...