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Math help...
As you may or may not know I suck at math and am taking Pre-Cal 12 through Corrospondence which equels hard to learn.
-List the first four terms for the following. F(x)=3X + 4, XEN Not 100% on this. due I graph it and take the first four terms? same thing but, a1=4,a2=3,an=3avn-1+2avn-2, n>2,nEN. Note v means superscripted. -Given the sequence an=2n-1+c/10 (n-1)(n-2)(n-3), given a4=55, what is c? I just plug 55 in for an and 4 in for n right? -define the first 8 terms of the sequence defined by the recursion formula: a1=1,a2=1,ak=avk-1+avk-2, k>=3, kEN. - In a geometricsequence, 4,-2,1: find A10(i can do that) and S(sideways 8 limit thing)if it exists. - Find all geometric sequences in which T3+T4=36 and T5+T6=144 Found one, an=3+(n-1)2. Is there any others? Any help is greatly appreciated guys. I owe you. |
I hate trying to figure out numenclature from typed shit. So I won't. If you scan the problem and post it, maybe I'll look at it.
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Yea, or you could perhaps get a tutor or a classmate to help.
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It is hard to understand what you mean but for "
- In a geometricsequence, 4,-2,1: find A10(i can do that) and S(sideways 8 limit thing)if it exists." I think you mean the limit at infinity, which if I'm not mistaken would be 0 (the next value is always -1/2 multiplied by the value of the preceding one, so it would get closer to zero (always twice as close as before), and switch between negative and positive * * 0--------* * kinda like that. |
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You're still alive? :(
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lol yes, why wouldnt I be?
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