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Write the first five terms of the sequence defined by `a_n=(-1)^(n-1). 2^n`

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`(i)a_n=(-1)^(n-1). 2^n`
`a_1=(-1)^(1-1). 2^1=0`
`a_2=(-1)^(2-1). 2^2=-4`
`a_3=(-1)^(3-1). 2^3=8`
`a_4=(-1)^(4-1). 2^4=-16`
`a_5=(-1)^(5-1). 2^5=32`
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