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Warm-Up Find the sixth term of the sequence š š = 1 2š + 2
Homework Answers 2) 48, ā96, 192, ā384 4) 21,31,43,57 8) 5, 3,ā1,ā9 10) 2,1,4,3 28) ) 6 39) ā ) ā20
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10.2: Arithmetic Sequences & Series
Learning Targets Day 1: Find nth terms, common differences, and explicit formulas for arithmetic sequences and series
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Arithmetic Sequence when the difference between consecutive terms is constant pattern is adding or subtracting the same value arithmetic sequences are linear function Examples: 2, 8, 14, 20, ā¦ 21, 16, 11, 6, ā¦
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Common Difference d the constant difference between terms
subtract any term from its previous term To find the next term in the sequence, add the common difference to the given term.
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Example 1 Determine the common difference and the next four terms of the arithmetic sequence A)ā53, ā36, ā19, ā¦ B) 74, 68, 62, 56, ā¦
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Explicit Formula for Arithmetic Sequences
š š = š 1 + šā1 š Other ways this formula can be used: š š = š 7 + šā7 š š 19 = š ā1 š Value of nth term Common difference Value of 1st term Term number
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Example 2 Find both an explicit formula and a recursive formula for the nth term of the arithmetic sequence A) 14, 3, ā8, ā¦ B) 15, 33, 51, ā¦
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Example 3 A) Find the 41st term of the arithmetic sequence 11, 4, ā3, ā10, ā¦
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B) Find the first term of the arithmetic sequence for which a44 = 229 and d = 8.
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C) Find d of the arithmetic sequence for which a1 = 75 and a38 = 56.5
Difference Formula: *use for nonconsecutive terms š= š š ā š š šāš
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D) Find n if an = 336, a1 = 18, and d = 6.
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E) Given a8 = 25 and a20 = 61, find a53 for the arithmetic sequence.
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f) Which term of the arithmetic sequence 10, 6, 2, ā2, ā¦-146 is ā146?
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g) Which term of the arithmetic sequence 0. 2, 5. 2, 10. 2, 15
g) Which term of the arithmetic sequence 0.2, 5.2, 10.2, 15.2, ā¦ is 225.2?
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Exit Slip Write an explicit formula for finding the nth term of the arithmetic sequence 2, 7, 12, 17, ā¦
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10.2 Day 1 Homework Answers 4) d = 22; ā17, 5, 27, 49 6) d = 17; 55, 72, 89, 106 10) š š =3nā1 14) š š =ā14n+39 18) š 1 =ā ) š=ā7 š= ) š 12 =ā8 22) š=4
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10.2: Arithmetic Sequences & Series
Learning Targets Day 2: Find sums of n terms of arithmetic series
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Arithmetic Series The sum of the terms in an arithmetic sequence
Examples: ā10ā12ā14ā16ā¦
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Sum Formula for Finite Arithmetic Series
š š = š 2 ( š 1 + š š ) Example: Find the sum of the 1st 8 terms: ā4ā
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Example 6 A) Find the sum of ā ā¦
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b) Find the sum of ā¦ā455
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c) Find the 17th partial sum (S17) of the arithmetic series 53 + 31 + 9 + ā¦
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d) Find š 82 for the arithmetic series ā8ā8.5ā9ā9.5ā¦
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Exit Slip Find š 13 for ā ā¦
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Warm-Up 1)Evaluate: š=1 30 5š+3 2) Solve using the quadratic formula: ā10=ā2 š„ 2 ā7š„ š„= āšĀ± š 2 ā4šš 2š Homework Answers: 10.2 Day 2 39) ) ) ā ) 54 46) 480
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10.2: Arithmetic Sequences & Series
Learning Targets Day 3: Solve for n given a sum of an arithmetic series
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Example 7 a) Selma is playing a video game. She scores 50 points if she clears the first level. Each following level is worth 50 more points than the previous level. Thus she scores 100 points for clearing the second level, 150 for the third, and so on. What is the total amount of points Selma will score after she clears the ninth level?
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b) A tile pattern is being created where the amount of tiles increases by the same amount in each subsequent row. The seventh row has 31 tiles and the 21st row has 87 tiles. Find the total amount of tiles necessary to create a pattern that has 45 rows.
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Example 8 A toy manufacturer wants to make a profit of $50,000 the first year, $62,000 the second year, $74,000 the third year, and so on. His goal is to make a profit of at least $500,000 per year selling toys. How many years will it take for the manufacturer to reach his goal?
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Example 9 Consider the arithmetic series 20 + 18 + 16 + 14 + ā¦.
Write the series using summation notation. b) Find S25 c) Find n such that Sn = ā760
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Example 10 Consider the arithmetic series ā¦ a)Write the series using summation notation. b) Find S18 c) Find n such that Sn = 600
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Exit Slip Rewrite the series using summation notation: ā6ā9ā12ā15ā¦
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