
Raphael K. answered 10/15/21
I have mastered Algebra 2 and teach it daily.
Consider each given sequence start.
i). Classify each as arithmetic, geometric, and/or none of these.
ii). Find the 28th term.
iii). Find the sum of the first 7 terms, call it S7.
Hello Yuliya,
a). 44,-6,44,-4,...
i). none of these.
ii). The 28th term = - 22
iii). Find the sum of the first 7 terms: S7 = 164
b). 3/4, 3/2, 3, 6, ...
i). Geometric
ii). The 28th term: Use An = A1* r n-1 with common ratio r = 2, and A1 = 3/4
A28 = 3/4 * (2) 28-1
A28 = 100663296
iii). Find the sum of the first 7 terms: Use Sn = A1*(1 - rn)/(1 - r)
S7 = 3/4*(1 - 27)/(1 - 2)
S7 = 3/4*(1 - 128)/(1 - 2)
S7 = 3/4*( -127)/( -1 )
S7 = 381/4
c). 88,83,78,73,...
i). Arithmetic
ii). Find the 28th term. Use: An = A1 + (n - 1)d .... with common difference d = -5, A1 = 88
A28 = 88 + (28 - 1)(-5)
A28 = 88 + (27)(-5)
A28 = 88 - 135
A28 = - 47
iii). Find the sum of the first 7 terms: Use Sn = (n/2)*(A1 + An), and A7 = 58 from An formula.
S7 = (7/2)*(88 + 58)
S7 = (7/2)*(146)
S7 = 7 * 73
S7 = 511
d). x,3x-1,9x+2,27x-3,...
(Skip ii part, the 28th term on part d).
i). none of these.
ii) SKIP
iii). Find the sum of the first 7 terms:
S7 = x + 3x-1 + 9x+2 + 27x-3 + 81x+4 + 243x-5 + 729x+6
S7 = 1093x + 3
Yuliya D.
Thank you so much!!!!!)10/16/21