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kati45 [8]
4 years ago
12

Find the sum of the geometric sequence. three divided by two, three divided by eight, three divided by thirty two, three divided

by one hundred and twenty eight, three divided by five hundred and twelve
Mathematics
1 answer:
Lynna [10]4 years ago
8 0

Answer: we have that

[3/2,3/8,3/32,3/128,3/512]

the sum of the geometric sequence is [3/2+3/8+3/32+3/128+3/512]

=(1/512)*[256*3+64*3+16*3+4*3]

=(3/512)*[256+64+16+4]

=(3/512)*[340]

=(1020/512)

=255/128---------> 1.9922

the answer is

1.9922

another way to calculate it 

is through the following formula

∑=ao*[(1-r^n)/(1-r)]

where 

ao---------> is the first term

r----------> is the common ratio between terms

n----------> is the number of terms

ao=1.5

r=1/4-----> 0.25

n=5

so

∑=1.5*[(1-0.25^5)/(1-0.25)]-------------> 1.99

Step-by-step explanation: we have that

[3/2,3/8,3/32,3/128,3/512]

the sum of the geometric sequence is [3/2+3/8+3/32+3/128+3/512]

=(1/512)*[256*3+64*3+16*3+4*3]

=(3/512)*[256+64+16+4]

=(3/512)*[340]

=(1020/512)

=255/128---------> 1.9922

the answer is

1.9922

another way to calculate it 

is through the following formula

∑=ao*[(1-r^n)/(1-r)]

where 

ao---------> is the first term

r----------> is the common ratio between terms

n----------> is the number of terms

ao=1.5

r=1/4-----> 0.25

n=5

so

∑=1.5*[(1-0.25^5)/(1-0.25)]-------------> 1.99

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