alleryStart learning →If the common ratio is below 1 in size, the terms do what?
AShrink toward zero
BGrow without limit
CRemain unchanged
DTurn into integers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Shrink toward zero
Repeated multiplication by a fraction smaller than 1 in size makes terms fall toward zero, an exponential decay.
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