an=2⋅(12)^n−1

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Did you know that the formula an = 2⋅(12)^n−1 is used to calculate the nth term in a geometric sequence? In this formula, 'a' represents the term you want to find, 'n' is the position of the term in the sequence, and '^' denotes exponentiation. The sequence is generated by multiplying each term by a common ratio, in this case, 12. By plugging in different values of 'n', you can quickly determine the corresponding term in the sequence.

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