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The sequence [m]x_1, x_2[/m]... [m]x_n[/m] is such that [m]x_1[/m] = 5
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The sequence [m]x_1, x_2[/m]... [m]x_n[/m] is such that [m]x_1[/m] = 5 [#permalink] New post  Updated on: 21 Feb 2021, 03:24
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The sequence \(x_1, x_2\)... \(x_n\) is such that \(x_1\) = 5,\( x_2\) = -5, \(x_3\) = 0, \(x_4\) = -2, \(x_5\) = 4 and \(x_n \)=\( x_{n-5}\). P = ?

(1) Sum of the first P terms in the given sequence is 10
(2) Sum of the first P+3 terms in the given sequence is 10
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Originally posted by Hoozan on 21 Feb 2021, 03:13.
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Re: The sequence [m]x_1, x_2[/m]... [m]x_n[/m] is such that [m]x_1[/m] = 5 [#permalink] New post  21 Feb 2021, 03:20
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Re: The sequence [m]x_1, x_2[/m]... [m]x_n[/m] is such that [m]x_1[/m] = 5 [#permalink] New post  21 Feb 2021, 03:27
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