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Transcribed Image Text:4. The Area of the Target: To decide on prizes for the archery contest, you decided to use the areas of the center and
rings. You decided that rings with smaller areas should be worth more points. But how much more? Complete the
following investigation to help you decide.
a. Find the sequence of the areas of the rings, including the center. (Be careful.)
b. Write a recursive formula and an explicit formula for this sequence.
C.
Write the explicit formula in summation notation. Find the total area of the bull's eye if it had 9 rings around the
bull's eye.
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