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For the geometric series –8, 4, –2, . . . find the following sums: a. s3 b. s6 c. s25 d. S, the sum of the series
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For the geometric series –8, 4, –2, . . . find the following sums: a. s3 b. s6 c. s25 d. S, the sum of the series
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For the geometric series –8, 4, –2, . . . find the following sums:
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c. s25
d. S, the sum of the series
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geometric series:
a. n = 3
b. n = 6
c, n = 25
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