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geometric progression series References in periodicals archive ? Chu, Inversion techniques and combinatorial identities--strange evaluations of hyper geometric series, Pure Math. Telescopic approach to a formula of [sub.2][F.sub.1]-series by Gosper and Ebisu Since Motomura (1932) developed the geom...
thegeneraltermformulaisnotconfused;(3)theapplicationofsummationformula,whennecessary,shouldbediscussed.Four.ExampleanalysisQuestion1:theconceptofgeometricprogression1.casesof"toleranceof0arithmeticprogressionisageometricseries";"theratioforgeometricprogressionisadecreasingsequence";"a,B,Cthreeasnecessaryandsufficient...
Development of a Summation Formula Connected to Hyper-Geometric Function, Contiguous Relation and Recurrence RelationSalah UddinM Chaudhary
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Let's say we have a geometric progression, with a common ratio of {eq}\displaystyle r {/eq} and the first term as {eq}\displaystyle a {/eq}, with {eq}\displaystyle n {/eq} terms total. We can write the sum of these terms as, ...
The first three terms of a series are x-3, \; x+1, \; 3x - 5. If the series is a geometric progression, find two possible values of ''x''. If S_1 = 0.7 and S_2 = 2.1 in geometric series, what would the sum of the first...
for then-th partial sum of an arithmetic series, I don't need the value of the last term when finding then-th partial sum of a geometric series. So I have everything I need to proceed. When I plug in the values of the first term and the common ratio, the summation formula gives ...
ge·o·met·ric progression (jē′ə-mĕt′rĭk) A sequence of numbers in which each number is multiplied by the same factor to obtain the next number in the sequence; a sequence in which the ratio of any two adjacent numbers is the same. An example is 5, 25, 125, 625, ......