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If the difference in an arithmetic sequence is 1 and the first term is 0, the terms go to infinity.
If the ratio in a geometric series is 0.1 and the first term is 1, the terms go to 0.
Chris K.
asked 12/11/18plz help..
question:
Considering arithmetic and geometric sequences, would there ever be a time that a geometric sequence does not out grow an arithmetic sequence in the long run as the number of terms of the sequences become really large?
Sure!
If the difference in an arithmetic sequence is 1 and the first term is 0, the terms go to infinity.
If the ratio in a geometric series is 0.1 and the first term is 1, the terms go to 0.
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