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Given the sequence is defined by the explicit definition LaTeX: t_n=2^n-nt n = 2 n − n, find the 5th term of the sequence. (ie LaTeX: t_5t 5)

Given the sequence is defined by the explicit definition LaTeX: t_n=2^n-nt n = 2 n-example-1
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Given the sequence is defined by the explicit definition LaTeX: t_n=2^n-nt n = 2 n-example-1
Given the sequence is defined by the explicit definition LaTeX: t_n=2^n-nt n = 2 n-example-2
Given the sequence is defined by the explicit definition LaTeX: t_n=2^n-nt n = 2 n-example-3
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Answer:


t_(5)=27

Explanation:

Given:

The
n^(th) term of the sequence is given as:


t_(n)=2^(n)-n

In order to find the fifth term of this sequence, we need to plug in 5 for
n in the above expression and solve.
This gives,


t_(5)=2^(5)-5\\t_(5)=32-5=27

Therefore, the fifth term of the sequence is
t_(5)=27.

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