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13. Sequences, Series, and the Binomial Theorem
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13. Sequences, Series, and the Binomial Theorem / Geometric Sequences / Problem 12
Problem 12
For the geometric sequence defined by
a
n
=
6
⋅
(
3
4
)
n
−
1
a_{n}=6\(\cdot\)(\(\frac\)34)^{n-1}
, find the smallest integer
n
n
such that
a
n
<
1
a_n < 1
.
A
n
=
7
n = 7
B
n
=
6
n = 6
C
No such
n
n
exists
D
n
=
8
n = 8
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