xmagedo wrote:
240,120,60,30
In the sequnce above, each term after the first 1/2 of the preceding term. What is the least term of the sequnce is greater than 1 ?
a 32/15
b 16/15
c 15/8
d 15/4
e 15/2
pleas help with a formula
There is no need for formula:
240, 120, 60, 30, 30/2, 30/4, 30/8,
30/16, 30/32<1. So the leas term more than 1 is 30/16=15/8.
But still if you need:
\frac{30}{2^n}>1, where n is integer -->
2^n<30 -->
n<5 -->
n=4 -->
\frac{30}{2^n}=\frac{30}{2^4}=\frac{15}{8}.
Answer: C.
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