Geometric Sequences and Series Notes 9.2. Notes 9.2 Geometric Sequences  a n =a 1 r n-1 a 1 is the first term r is the ratio n is the number of terms.

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Geometric Sequences and Series Notes 9.2

Notes 9.2 Geometric Sequences  a n =a 1 r n-1 a 1 is the first term r is the ratio n is the number of terms

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