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Sequence- it is a set of numbers or figures based on a patter or rule.
-For infinite sequence put an
ellipsis or three dots.
Find the first three terms using the ff. formulas: -Each member of the sequence
is called term
an = 1/n
an=4n
an=2n-5
Arithmetic sequence- difference between any two consecutive terms is constant or what we call
common difference (d).
Extra information:
Formula:
Solve for the nth term.
an= a1 + (n-1)d
1. (1,3,5,7…)
2. (15,10,5,0…)
3. (7,14,21…)
Arithmetic series- it is the sum of the term of an arithmetic sequence.
Formula:
S7: (0,6,16…)
S10: (3,7,11…)
S9: (50,75,100…)
Arithmetic means- are the terms between any two nonconsecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence.
Formula:
1. Find two arithmetic means between 9 and 36.
an = a1+(n-1)d
an – last term
a1 - first term
Formula:
Determine the 12th term an= a1rn-1
(3,-6,12,-24)
(2,4,8,16)
Geometric “mean”
Steps in solving geometric “mean”:
an= a1rn-1
an - last term
a1 – first term
Formula:
(3,12,48,192)
Sn – a1(1-rn/1-r)
(60,30,15)
Long division
Steps in solving long division:
x2+8x+7 ÷ x+1
1. Divide (first term)
variable:
exponent (minus)
answer (on top)
Same signs
Diff signs
x2+5x-4 ÷ x-3
subtract the numbers
copy the sign of the bigger numbers
4. bring down
multiplying integers
same signs
always positive
diff signs
always negative
Synthetic division
x2+2x-1 ÷ x+1
-2x3+3x2-4x+2 ÷ x-3
Remainder theorem
3x4-3x3+2x2-x+1 ÷ x+ 2