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Geometric Sequences definitions
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Geometric Sequence
A list of numbers where each term is found by multiplying the previous term by a fixed value called the common ratio.
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Geometric Sequence
A list of numbers where each term is found by multiplying the previous term by a fixed value called the common ratio.
Arithmetic Sequence
A list of numbers where each term is found by adding a fixed value, known as the common difference, to the previous term.
Common Ratio
A constant multiplier used to move from one term to the next in a geometric sequence, found by dividing a term by its previous term.
Common Difference
A fixed value added to each term to get the next term in an arithmetic sequence.
General Term
A formula that allows calculation of any term in a sequence based on its position, without listing all previous terms.
First Term
The initial value in a sequence, often denoted as a₁, which serves as the starting point for generating subsequent terms.
Exponent
A mathematical notation indicating how many times a number, such as the common ratio, is multiplied by itself.
Sequence
An ordered list of numbers following a specific pattern or rule.
Term
An individual number or element in a sequence, identified by its position.
Position
The place or index of a term within a sequence, often represented by n.
Fraction
A numerical quantity that is not a whole number, often used in sequences with non-integer common ratios.
Power
The result of raising a number, such as the common ratio, to an exponent, indicating repeated multiplication.
Formula
A mathematical expression that provides a rule for calculating terms in a sequence.
aₙ
A symbol representing the nth term in a sequence, where n indicates the term's position.
a₁
A symbol representing the first term in a sequence, serving as the base for generating other terms.
n
A variable representing the position of a term in a sequence, used in general term formulas.
r
A symbol representing the common ratio in a geometric sequence.
n−1
An expression indicating one less than the term's position, used as the exponent in the general term formula for geometric sequences.
Exponential Expression
A mathematical statement involving a base raised to a power, such as r^(n−1) in geometric sequences.
Multiplication
The operation used to generate each new term in a geometric sequence by applying the common ratio.
Division
The operation used to find the common ratio by comparing consecutive terms in a geometric sequence.
General nth Term Formula
An equation, aₙ = a₁·r^(n−1), that calculates any term in a geometric sequence using the first term and common ratio.
Consecutive Terms
Two terms that appear one after the other in a sequence.
Pattern
A recognizable rule or relationship that defines how terms in a sequence are generated.
Series
The sum of the terms of a sequence, often studied after understanding sequences.