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Given the geometric sequence an = 3(−4)^(n − 1), which of the following values for n lies in the appropriate domain for n?

n = 0
n = −1
n = 1
They all lie in the domain

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The answer to your question is C. n=1

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User Daniel Bonetti
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Answer:

values of n all lies in the domain .

Explanation:

Given : Given the geometric sequence
a_(n)=
3(-4)^(n-1).

To find : which of the following values for n lies in the appropriate domain for n.

Solution : We have given that
a_(n)=
3(-4)^(n-1).

Domain : the set of input values for which function is defined or real.

Domain of
3(-4)^(n-1) are all real numbers (-∞ , ∞).

Therefore, values of n all lies in the domain .

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