Sequences and Series PART 1 – Notation +. Sequences and Series Examples of Sequences e.g. 1 e.g. 2 e.g. 3 A sequence is an ordered list of numbers The.

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Sequences and Series PART 1 – Notation +

Sequences and Series Examples of Sequences e.g. 1 e.g. 2 e.g. 3 A sequence is an ordered list of numbers The 3 dots are used to show that a sequence continues

Sequences and Series Recurrence Relations Can you predict the next term of the sequence ? The formula continues by adding 2 to each term. The formula that generates the sequence is then etc. 11

Sequences and Series Recurrence Relations e.g. 1 Give the 1 st term and write down a recurrence relation for the sequence 1 st term:Solution: Other letters may be used instead of u and n, so the formula could, for example, be given as Recurremce relation: A formula such as is called a recurrence relation

Sequences and Series Properties of sequences Convergent sequences approach a certain value e.g. approaches 2

Sequences and Series Properties of sequences e.g. approaches 0 This convergent sequence also oscillates Convergent sequences approach a certain value

Sequences and Series Properties of sequences e.g. Divergent sequences do not converge

Sequences and Series Properties of sequences e.g. This divergent sequence also oscillates Divergent sequences do not converge

Sequences and Series Properties of sequences e.g. This divergent sequence is also periodic Divergent sequences do not converge

Sequences and Series Convergent Values It is not always easy to see what value a sequence converges to. e.g. The sequence is To find the value that the sequence converges to we use the fact that eventually ( at infinity! ) the ( n + 1 ) th term equals the n th term. Solve

Sequences and Series Exercises 1. Write out the first 5 terms of the following sequences and describe the sequence using the words convergent, divergent, oscillating, periodic as appropriate (b) 2. What value does the sequence given by (a) (c) Ans: Divergent Ans:DivergentPeriodic Ans: ConvergentOscillating

Sequences and Series General Term of a Sequence Some sequences can also be defined by giving a general term. This general term is usually called the n th term. e.g. 1 e.g. 2 e.g. 3