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Mathematics, 17.12.2019 22:31, aljdones

Ageometric sequence is
3
4
, 9, 108, 1296, 15,552, 186,624, . which is the general term of the sequence?

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Ageometric sequence is
3
4
, 9, 108, 1296, 15,552, 186,624, . which is the gener...

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