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IrinaK [193]
3 years ago
9

For each of the finite geometric series given below, indicate the number of terms in the sum and find the sum. For the value of

the sum, enter an expression that gives the exact value, rather than entering an approximation.
3 (0.5)^{5} + 3 (0.5)^{6} + 3 (0.5)^{7} + \cdots + 3 (0.5)^{13}
(1) Number of terms
(2) Value of Sum
Mathematics
1 answer:
kotykmax [81]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Number of term N = 9

Value of Sum = 0.186

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given information:

Number of term N = 3 (0.5)^{5} + 3 (0.5)^{6} + 3 (0.5)^{7} + \cdots + 3 (0.5)^{13}

Number of term N = 3 (0.5)^{5} + 3 (0.5)^{6} + 3 (0.5)^{7} +3 (0.5)^{8}+3 (0.5)^{9} +3 (0.5)^{10} +3 (0.5)^{11}+3 (0.5)^{12}+ 3 (0.5)^{13}

Number of term N = 9

The Value of the sum can be determined by using the expression for geometric series:

\sum \limits ^n_{k=m}ar^k =\dfrac{a(r^m-r^{n+1})}{1-r}

here;

m = 5

n = 9

r = 0.5

Then:

\sum \limits ^n_{k=m}ar^k =\dfrac{3(0.5^5-0.5^{9+1})}{1-0.5}

\sum \limits ^n_{k=m}ar^k =\dfrac{3(0.03125-0.5^{10})}{0.5}

\sum \limits ^n_{k=m}ar^k =\dfrac{(0.09375-9.765625*10^{-4})}{0.5}

\sum \limits ^n_{k=m}ar^k =0.186

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