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PROGRAMME 13 SERIES 1

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences A sequence is a set of quantities, u1, u2, u3, . . . , stated in a given order and each term formed according to a fixed pattern, that is ur = f (r). A finite sequence contains only a finite number of terms. An infinite sequence is unending.

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Series A series is formed from the partial sums of the terms of a sequence. If u1, u2, u3, . . . is a sequence then: is a series

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Arithmetic series The general term of an arithmetic sequence is defined as: Where a is the first term and d is the common difference. The general term of an arithmetic series Sn is given as:

Programme 13: Series 1 Arithmetic series Arithmetic mean The arithmetic mean of two numbers P and Q is the number A such that: form a term of an arithmetic series. That is: so that: The arithmetic mean of two numbers is their average

Programme 13: Series 1 Arithmetic series Arithmetic mean The three arithmetic means between two numbers P and Q are the numbers A, B and C such that: form a term of an arithmetic series. That is, and:

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Geometric series The general term of a geometric sequence is defined as: Where a is the first term and d is the common ratio. The general term of a geometric series Sn is given as:

Programme 13: Series 1 Geometric series Geometric mean The geometric mean of two numbers P and Q is the number A such that: form a term of a geometric series. That is: so that: The geometric mean of two numbers is the square root of their product

Programme 13: Series 1 Geometric series Geometric mean The three geometric means between two numbers P and Q are the numbers A, B and C such that: form a term of a geometric series. That is, and:

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Series of powers of the natural numbers The series: is an arithmetic series with a = 1 and d = 1 so that:

Programme 13: Series 1 Series of powers of the natural numbers To find a similar expression for: it is noted that: And so:

Programme 13: Series 1 Series of powers of the natural numbers Now: Therefore: And so:

Programme 13: Series 1 Series of powers of the natural numbers Similarly, it is seen that:

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Infinite series An infinite series is one whose terms continue indefinitely. For example, the sequence is a geometric sequence where a = 1 and giving rise to the series whose general term is:

Programme 13: Series 1 Infinite series As n increase without bound so 1/2n decreases and approaches the value of zero. That is: And as We say that the limit of Sn as n approaches infinity () is 2. That is:

Programme 13: Series 1 Infinite series Note that when it is stated that the limit of Sn as n approaches infinity is 2. What is meant is that a value of Sn can be found as close to the number 2 as we wish by selecting a sufficiently large enough value of n. Sn never actually attains the value of 2.

Programme 13: Series 1 Infinite series Sometimes the series has no limit. For example, the sequence is an arithmetic sequence where a = 1 and d = 2 giving rise to the series whose general term is:

Programme 13: Series 1 Infinite series As n increases without bound so n2 increases without bound also. That is: The limit of Sn as n approaches infinity is itself infinity. That is: Because infinity is not defined the series does not have a limit

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Limiting values Indeterminate forms An indeterminate form in a limit problem is one where a limit of a ratio is to be determined where both the numerator and the denominator in the ratio have either a zero limit or an infinite limit. That is, a problem to determine: where: or where:

Programme 13: Series 1 Limiting values Indeterminate forms The fact that: can be usefully employed to find the limits of certain indeterminate forms. For example:

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Convergent and divergent series An infinite series whose terms tend to a finite limit is said to be a convergent series. If an infinite series does not converge then it is said to diverge. If a formula for Sn cannot be found it may not be possible by simple inspection to decide whether or not a given series converges. To help in this use is made of convergence tests.

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 1: A series cannot converge unless its terms ultimately tend to zero Test 2: The comparison test Test 3: D’Alembert’s ratio test for positive terms

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 1: A series cannot converge unless its terms ultimately tend to zero If Then Sn diverges if

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 1: A series cannot converge unless its terms ultimately tend to zero Notice: This does not mean that if then Sn converges. For example, the series: diverges despite the fact that

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 2: The comparison test A series of positive terms is convergent if its terms are less than the corresponding terms of a positive series which is known to be convergent. A useful series for comparison purposes is the series: which converges if p > 1

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 2: The comparison test Similarly, a series of positive terms is divergent if its terms are greater than the corresponding terms of a positive series which is known to be divergent. A useful series for comparison purposes is the series : which diverges if p  1

Programme 13: Series 1 Test for convergence Test 3: D’Alembert’s ratio test for positive terms If is a series of positive terms then if:

Programme 13: Series 1 Sequences Series Arithmetic series Geometric series Series of powers of the natural numbers Infinite series Limiting values Convergent and divergent series Test for convergence Series in general. Absolute convergence

Programme 13: Series 1 Series in general. Absolute convergence If a series converges then the series of absolute values of the terms may or may not converge.

Programme 13: Series 1 Series in general. Absolute convergence If a series converges and the series of absolute values of the terms also converges the series is said to be absolutely convergent.

Programme 13: Series 1 Series in general. Absolute convergence If a series converges but the series of absolute values of the terms diverges the series is said to be conditionally convergent.

Programme 13: Series 1 Learning outcomes Manipulate arithmetic and geometric series Manipulate series of powers of the natural numbers Determine the limiting values of arithmetic and geometric series Determine the limiting values of simple indeterminate forms Apply various convergence tests to infinite series Distinguish between absolute and conditional convergence