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Find the the indicated term of each Geometric, Progression
(i) `a_(1) = 9, r=1/3`, find `a_(7)`,
(ii) `a_(1) =-12, r=1/3`, find `a_(6)`

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(i) `1/3^(4)`, (ii) `-4/3^(4)`
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