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    The document provides the formulas to find the 16th, 23rd, and 60th terms of geometric sequences with given first terms and common ratios. It also includes an example of finding the number of terms in a geometric sequence when given the first and last terms. The document ends with sample HTML/JavaScript code to prompt for student grades and display the grades and average.

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    The document provides the formulas to find the 16th, 23rd, and 60th terms of geometric sequences with given first terms and common ratios. It also includes an example of finding the number of terms in a geometric sequence when given the first and last terms. The document ends with sample HTML/JavaScript code to prompt for student grades and display the grades and average.

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    The document provides the formulas to find the 16th, 23rd, and 60th terms of geometric sequences with given first terms and common ratios. It also includes an example of finding the number of terms in a geometric sequence when given the first and last terms. The document ends with sample HTML/JavaScript code to prompt for student grades and display the grades and average.

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    math:

    find the 16th,23rd and 60th term of the following


    B: 10,20,40,80,
    C: 2,4,8,16
    D: 1,3,9,27
    C: 1,4,16,64
    answer: an=a1rn-1 (formula)
    576460752303423500

    a16=(10)216-1
    a16=(10)215
    a16=(10)(32,768)
    a16=(327,680

    ex: aiko listed a geometric sequence in her paper. the first term is 10 while the
    last term is 5/32. how many numbers did she write if she multiplied

    5/32=10(1/2)n-1

    5/32=10(1/2)n-1

    TLE:
    <!DOCTYPE hmtl>
    <html>
    <body>

    <h2>Grades</h2>

    <p id="q1"></p>
    <p id="q2"></p>
    <p id="q3"></p>
    <p id="q4"></p>
    <p id="ave"></p>

    <script>
    var quarter1 = prompt("Enter for quarter1","");
    var quarter2 = prompt("Enter for quarter2",""); First
    Quarter grade= 86
    var quarter3 = prompt("Enter for quarter3",""); Second
    quarter grade= 86
    var quarter4 = prompt("Enter for quarter4",""); third
    quarter grade= 84
    fourth
    quarter grade= 87.00
    var total = paseInt(quarter1) + parseInt(quarter2) + average
    grade= 86.00
    parseInt(quarter3) + parseInt(quarter4);

    var divid=total/4

    document.getElementById("q1").innerHTML = "First Quarter


    Grade: " + quarter1;
    document.getElementById("q2").innerHTML = "Second Quarter
    Grade: " + quarter2;
    document.getElementById("q3").innerHTML = "Third Quarter
    Grade: " + quarter3;
    document.getElementById("q4").innerHTML = "Fourth Quarter
    Grade: " + quarter4;
    document.getElementById("demo1").innerHTML = "Average:" + divid;

    </script>
    </body>
    </html>

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