Answer:
a(n) = -3(-1/5)^(n - 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
From the first term, -3, we get the second term, 3/5, by multiplying -3 by -1/5.
Thus, the common ratio is -1/5.
The general formula in this case is a(n)=(first term)(common ratio)^(n - 1), or
a(n) = -3(-1/5)^(n - 1)
