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Write down the sequence whose nth term is (i) `2^n/n` and (ii) `[3+(-1)^n]/3^n`

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(a) `(2)/(1), (4)/(2), (8)/(3), (16)/(4)...` (b) `(2)/(3), (4)/(9), (2)/(27), (4)/(81),...`
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