Find a formula for the general term
a
n
\displaystyle {a}_{{n}}
a
n
of the sequence assuming the pattern of the first few terms continues.
{
4
4
,
4
16
,
4
64
,
4
256
,
4
1024
,
…
}
\displaystyle {\left\lbrace\frac{{4}}{{4}},\frac{{4}}{{16}},\frac{{4}}{{64}},\frac{{4}}{{256}},\frac{{4}}{{1024}},\ldots\right\rbrace}
{
4
4
,
16
4
,
64
4
,
256
4
,
1024
4
,
…
}
Assume the first term is
a
1
\displaystyle {a}_{{1}}
a
1
a
n
\displaystyle {a}_{{n}}
a
n
=
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