What is the tenth term in the geometric sequence \(9,3,1,\frac 13, \ldots\) ?
+538 Each term gets smaller by dividing by 3, so term 1 is, term 2 is \({9}/3^1\), and so on. Continuing the pattern, number 10 would be \(9/3^9 or 1/3^7 or 1/2187\)
+538 Each term gets smaller by dividing by 3, so term 1 is, term 2 is \({9}/3^1\), and so on. Continuing the pattern, number 10 would be \(9/3^9 or 1/3^7 or 1/2187\)
