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Find the 8th term of the sequence 1 /4,1/6,1/9,2/27,......

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The given sequence exhibits a pattern where each term is derived from division by quantities that are multiples of the first term, 1/4. This makes it an example of a harmonic progression.

From this observation, we can say that the nth term of this sequence is 1 divided by (4n).

Now, we want to find the 8th term of this sequence.

By substituting 8 as the value of n in our formula, we get:

Term8 = 1 / (4 * 8)

So, the 8th term in the sequence is 0.03125.

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