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When was 9, 10, 12 done ? i didn't see them.
Thank you, where is number 12, 13, 14, 15
I've a;ready looked at that today lol. Math is fun is where i usually look for help.
Okay, thank you for your help tonight. I'll keep a look out for your posts tomorrow!
For questions 3-5, find the first 4 terms and the 8th term of the recursively-defined sequence.
3. b1 = 2 and bk+1 = 3bk, for k>0
4. v1 = 0.75 and vn = (-2)vk-1 for n>1
5. c1 = 2, c2 = -1, and ck+2 = ck + ck+1 for k>0
8. The third and sixth terms of a geometric sequence are -75 and -9375 respectively. Find the first term, the common ratio, and an explicit rule for the nth term.
For problems 9 and 10, write each sum using summation notation.
9.2 + 5 + 8 + 11 + ... + 29
10. 6 - 12 + 24 - 48 + ...
12. Find the sum of the geometric sequence 42, 7/6, ..., 42(1/6)^8
For problems 13 and 14, find the sum of the first n terms of the sequence. The sequences are either arithmetic or geometric.
13. -1, 11, -121, ...; n = 9
14. 14, 8, 2,...; n=9
12. [[ 9 -4 [[ -37 -75
[ -3 -8]] X= [ 115 -3]]
13. [[ 11 1 [[-119 17
[-6 10]] X= [ -30 54]]
14. [[ -8 6 [[ 12 16
[ -3 -6]] X=[ 87 27]]
15. [[ -3 9 [[ -51 -87
[ 11 7]] X= [ -173 79]]
16. [[ 7 -6 [[ 7 -16
[ -8 -7]] X= [ -8 -148]]
17. [[ -10 -12 [[ 50 -196
[ -11 -1]] X= [ -6 -118]]
18. [[ -9 -1 [[ -21 70
[ 4 -11]] X= [ -128 -157]]
19. [[ -8 11 [[ 24 77
[ -11 -1]] X= [ 33 122]]
20. [[ 1 -10 [[ 89 -50
[ 8 -9]] X= [ 73 -116]]
Sorry it took so long to post i had to retype everything.
When i do that, it puts it in a weird font.
Can you tell me how you go that? i want to try the others on my own.
No, it is a word document.
It wont let me upload it there either.
My last lesson is lesson 20 however i completes that lesson on my own, it was easy. This lesson is #16 and its very confusing. there are 20 questions per lesson and i answer 1-10 correctly but when i attempted 11-20 i got the ALL wrong. i dont know how to do this, it is causing me to fall behind. so yeas i would enjoy an answer to this.
copy it and put in search engine
C:\Users\Diana\Documents\Algebra 2B Lessons 16.docx
lets see if that will work
Not really, since i am an online student, they don't really teach they just give you the lesson and expect you to know everything.
It wont let me post it
I am lost what do i multiply, do i multiply
(6*6) (-3*-3) (7*7) (9*9)
Thank you for removing it.
The materical is in my word document, can i post that link here so you can see my work ?
If possible, someone e-mail me
It wont let me post the pictures for the lesson. Thanks in advance.
I need assistance, how do i do that ?
[[ -3, 31
0.57, -2.33]]
Is that correct ?
i didn't mean to put 15 in there, but now i'm doing a revision for Lesson 16 and it's asking me to solve the matrix equation for X:
How would I do that.
[[ 6 -3
7 9 ]] X = [[ -18 -93
4 -21 ]]
Gosh thank you so much bobbynm. I have a few more questions as well.
These are confusing me too
For problems 13 and 14, find the sum of the first n terms of the sequence. The sequences are either arithmetic or geometric.
13. -1, 11, -121, ...; n = 9
14. 14, 8, 2,...; n=9
15. Determine whether the infinite series is equal to a real number. If so, find the sum.
Im stuck on these questions too ! Help please, this is my last lesson in online school!
For problems 9 and 10, write each sum using summation notation.
9.2 + 5 + 8 + 11 + ... + 29
10. 6 - 12 + 24 - 48 + ...
11. Find the sum of the arithmetic sequence 2, 4, 6, 8, ..., 70.
12. Find the sum of the geometric sequence 42, 7 , 7/6,...,42(1/6)^8
Thank you for the help.
for 2c it has to be in equation form, how would i do that ( like variable wise)
For #1 you kind of confused me..