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Ariel Epouhe
5/1/2011 07:22:32 am
Does anyone know how to graph sequences on the calculator?
Chandan Yashraj
5/1/2011 12:15:18 pm
What does the "n-1" mean on numbers 53 and 54 of section 12.1. Those are the only 2 problems on that page that have that, and I don't know why it's throwing me off. If someone could explain that would be nice.
Chandan Yashraj
5/8/2011 02:21:51 am
How would you solve numbers like 11-18 in section 12.2? The homework problems are 14 and 18. I am confused as to how they are deriving the equation.
Chandan Yashraj
5/8/2011 03:11:57 am
How would you solve number 37 and 39 in 12.2? The formula for solving "Sn" isn't working for this...
Kayla Simon
5/8/2011 05:36:16 am
Chandan,
Kayla Simon
5/8/2011 05:43:15 am
I have no idea how to do problems 47 or 54 on the homework. Can anyone explain which equations they used and how?
Shivani D
5/8/2011 11:38:25 am
Hi Guys!
Chandan Yashraj
5/8/2011 01:25:09 pm
On Thursday we went over more of the summation problems and explored different types of those, and Friday we talked about using fraction decomposition and using it with sequencing problems to find the summation (we did the first problem of the worksheet that's up on the precalc tab, so I would suggest printing that off and using it to your advantage...it WILL be on Friday's test!!).
Chandan Yashraj
5/9/2011 11:52:27 am
On the telescoping worksheet with the partial fraction decomposition stuff, how do you know that the limit of the very last problem is 3/2? I was confused on this because the "cancelling out" for this problem is different from the other problems. Any help would be appreciated!
Alex Tazic
5/9/2011 12:04:55 pm
how do you know in the geometric equations if you should use n or n-1
Muhammed Alikhan
5/9/2011 12:11:49 pm
@Alex
Muhammed Alikhan
5/9/2011 12:29:54 pm
@Chandan
Muhammed Alikhan
5/9/2011 12:30:02 pm
@Chandan
Chandan Yashraj
5/9/2011 02:19:38 pm
@ Muhammed
Muhammed Alikhan
5/9/2011 02:49:56 pm
@Chandan
Chandan Yashraj
5/10/2011 12:55:29 pm
What is the exact difference between an explicit and a recursive form of the sequence formula?
Chandan Yashraj
5/10/2011 12:56:05 pm
besides the fact that recursive is n-1 and explicit is just n...?
Chandan Yashraj
5/10/2011 02:28:50 pm
For number 4 in section 12.4, why is it saying "if k(k+1)"? Shouldn't it be "if k(k+2)", hence what the problem says?
Alex Tazic
5/10/2011 11:33:26 pm
Recursive means your using the previous terms to get the next one while in explict you are not
Chandan Yashraj
5/11/2011 09:55:20 am
On the worksheets we did in class today, when it said to "prove" that the formula works for all real numbers, in the math induction worksheet...how do you prove it? I was completely stuck on this part. Thanks.
Vish Patel
5/15/2011 06:08:23 am
Chandan on the worksheets "proving" really means to just use S1, Sk, and Sk+1 to find the right side of the equation. Thats all you have to do. It was confusing to our class too but mrs. johnson explained that all you have to do is prove s for those three numbers
Shivani D.
5/15/2011 06:18:28 am
Hi guys! I had a quick question, how do your prove 19, on 12.4?
Chandan Yashraj
5/15/2011 02:06:45 pm
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