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Previous Question: Find the sum of each geometric series described 1. asub1= 512 r=1/2 n=6 2. 3 + 6 + 12...+192 3. asub1= -2 asub5= -162 n=7 Next Question: (3^3)^2/ (3) THIS IS HOW I WORKED THIS PROBLEM. IS IT CORRECT? Thanks =(3^6) / (3) = 1^6

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