If you want a good review of sequences and series(arithmetic and geometric) see my review video on the topic here: th-cam.com/video/Tj89FA-d0f8/w-d-xo.html
Ale Mendoza since the denominator is a subtraction, you have to solve the bottom of the fraction first. If it helps, imagine a pair of parentheses around the denominator and solve like you would using BIDMAS or BODMAS. The answer in the parentheses would equal 1/2, so then he divides by 1/2, which is equal to multiplying by 2, to get 200. I hope that helps 😊
If you want a good review of sequences and series(arithmetic and geometric) see my review video on the topic here: th-cam.com/video/Tj89FA-d0f8/w-d-xo.html
Learning online has been a struggle and this video was extremely clear and concise. Thank you so much for helping me!
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I am a teacher, teaching from home. Thank you for producing a video that will help my students understand the sums of infinite geometric series.
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I want to know how to get common ratio if the given is the sum to infinity and the first term. Can you please tell me
Ronel 1810 bro plug in the numbers and just arrange it to equal r then your good
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What if the ratio of the sequence is multiplying by 2
For example: 10,20,40,80
How would you find the infinite sum of it?
This video I did here will explain your question: Sum of Infinite Geometric Series th-cam.com/video/eRRjDCHlDwg/w-d-xo.html
Would the answer be no solution?
Because one of the questions on my homework was 10,20,40,80, and r=2. It was greater than the -1
Thank you sir.
What if the ratio of the sequence is more than 1?
Exactly?Please sir answer this
Just simply turn the "1-r" at the denominator into "r-1"
nice and short lecture, you saved my ass Professor
In the first example you did, did you jist ignored the 1-? Because it was 1-(1/2) but you just multiplied it by 2.. Ignoring the one? Im confused. :(
Ale Mendoza since the denominator is a subtraction, you have to solve the bottom of the fraction first. If it helps, imagine a pair of parentheses around the denominator and solve like you would using BIDMAS or BODMAS. The answer in the parentheses would equal 1/2, so then he divides by 1/2, which is equal to multiplying by 2, to get 200. I hope that helps 😊
Can u prove it
IS 2/3 divergent
If the ratio is 2/3 then it is convergent.
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How did you get 200?
When you divide 100 by 1/2 you get 200. When you divide by a fraction it is like multiplying by the reciprocal...hope that helps!
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I didn't get that in my last try
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