To find the sum of an infinite geometric series, first check the common ratio. If the common ratio is between -1 and 1, then use the formula. The formula involves dividing the first term by 1 minus the common ratio. What is the formula of sum of infinite GP? GP is a geometric progr...
This formula is appropriate for GP with r > 1.0. Sum of Infinite Geometric Progression, IGP The number of terms in infinite geometric progression will approach to infinity (n = ∞). Sum of infinite geometric progression can only be defined at the range of -1.0 < (r≠ 0) < +1.0 exclusi...
The GP can be written as:−3,−3(−3),−3(−3)2,−3(−3)3,…This simplifies to:−3,9,−27,81,… Step 5: Calculate the sum to infinity.Using the formula for the sum to infinity:S=a1−r=−31−(−3)=−31+3=−34=−0.75 Final Answers:(i) The geo...
Hence B/radB decomposes as a direct sum of simple rings Bi, i.e., B/radB = B1 ⊕ B2 ⊕···⊕ Bn, (I) and α : B/radB −→ B/radB induces a permutation of the factors Bi, i.e., α(Bi) = Bαˆ (i) (II) where αˆ is a permutation of {1, 2, . . . , ...
(2.6) The mass formula and the level-matching condition (LMC) for the NS sector of the spectrum then read M 2 = p2L + p2R + 2 0 = p2L − p2R + 2 N + N˜ − 3 2 N − N˜ − 1 2 , , (2.7) where N and N˜ are respectively the left and right-moving ...
Dorris and Gray were the first who determined the dispersive component of the surface energy of a solid by considering the increment of ΔG−CH2−0 per methylene group in the n-alkanes series of general formula CnH2(n+1). They defined the increment ΔG−CH2−0 by: ΔG−CH2−...