The nth term of a sequence is given as \(4 \times 3^{(3 - n)}\). Calculate the third term.

ore_rg

7 years ago

i will like to know how the answers were gotten and solved ,thank you.

idokopossible

5 years ago

Concerning the given nth term, the 3rd term of the sequence is 0 and not 4. It can only be 4 if the nth term is given as 4x3^(3-n)

ayomidee2008

2 years ago

pls how was the question solved

YoungKodex

3 years ago

I don't know how they got 4 as the answer the answer is supposed to be 0

Rhoda21

2 years ago

the final answer is wrong pls check ur workings again