This document provides a review for a chapter 7 test on sequences and series in integrated math/pre-calculus. It includes 13 problems covering topics like arithmetic and geometric sequences, writing sequences using summation notation, finding sums of finite and infinite sequences, recursive rules, hexagonal numbers, and logarithmic sequences.
This document provides a review for a chapter 7 test on sequences and series in integrated math/pre-calculus. It includes 13 problems covering topics like arithmetic and geometric sequences, writing sequences using summation notation, finding sums of finite and infinite sequences, recursive rules, hexagonal numbers, and logarithmic sequences.
This document provides a review for a chapter 7 test on sequences and series in integrated math/pre-calculus. It includes 13 problems covering topics like arithmetic and geometric sequences, writing sequences using summation notation, finding sums of finite and infinite sequences, recursive rules, hexagonal numbers, and logarithmic sequences.
This document provides a review for a chapter 7 test on sequences and series in integrated math/pre-calculus. It includes 13 problems covering topics like arithmetic and geometric sequences, writing sequences using summation notation, finding sums of finite and infinite sequences, recursive rules, hexagonal numbers, and logarithmic sequences.
SHOW ALL WORK Arithmetic Geometric Sum of finite geo Sum of finite art. seq Sum of infinite sequence sequence n 1 rn n n geo Sn an a1 S n an a1 an an a1 (n 1)d an a1 ( r n 1 ) a 1 1 r 1 2 S n an 1 1 1 r 1.) Describe the pattern shown in the figure Where the top level has 2 cubes, the 2nd level has 6 cubes….
b) What type of sequence is this? c) Find the next three levels
4.) Tell whether the sequence is arithmetic or geometric or neither. If arithmetic find the common difference, if geometric find the common ratio and the rule a) 12, 4, -4, -12, -20 b) 7, 14, 28, 56, 112
8 d) 2, 8, 14, 20… c) 25,10,4, , 5 5.) Find the rule a) a14 42 & d 3 b) arithmetic sequence with a6 12, a12 36
c) a5 162 r 3 d) geometric sequence with a3 16 & a5 256
6.) Find the sum
36 8 a) (2 3i) b) 6(3)i1 i 1 i 1
9 i 1 4 c) 5(2) i 1 d) i 1 i 1 5
1 1 1 e) 2 2 8 32 f) 2(0.8)k 1 k 1
7.) Write the first six terms for the given recursive rule a) a0 46, an an1 8 b) a1 7, an an1 11
c) a1 6, an 4an1 d) f (0) 4, f (n) f (n 1) 2n
8.) Write the recursive rule 8 16 b) 6,10,14,18,22.. a) 9 6 4 ... 3 9
9) Write the explicit rule for the sequence
a) a1 4, an an1 26 b) a1 8, an an 1 5
10). You take a job with a starting salary of $37,000. Your employer offers you an annual raise of $1500 for the next six years. a) Write a rule for your salary in the nth year. b) What are your total earnings in six year
11) The numbers 1, 6, 15 & 28 are called hexagonal numbers because they represent the number of dots used to make hexagons as shown below. a) Write a rule for the nth hexagonal number b) What is the total number dots in the first 5 terms?
12.) During a baseball season, a local company pledges to donate $5000 to a charity plus $100 for each home run hit by the baseball team. Does this situation represent a sequence or a series? Explain your reasoning.
13.) Use the following sequence log10 log100 log1000 log10000 ... a) Is the sequence arithmetic or geometric? b) Find the general rule.
c) Find the sum in terms of “n” 2 3
d) Compare the sum of ln e ln e ln e .... to your answer in part (c)
