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1.5 Sequences and Series

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Sequences and Series

  • A Sequence is an ordered list of numbers, arranged according to a specific rule or pattern. Sequences may be finite or infinite. Each number in a sequence is called a term.
  • A Series is the sum of the terms in a sequence. For example, if the sequence is 2,4,6,… the series would be: 2+4+6+……

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10 lessons

  1. 1.1Algebraic ManipulationPreview lesson
  2. 1.2System of EquationsPreview lesson
  3. 1.3Interpreting Graphs, Tables, and ChartsPreview lesson
  4. 1.4Speed, Distance, Time, Work, and RatePreview lesson
  5. 1.5Sequences and SeriesThis lesson
  6. 1.6The Cartesian PlanePreview lesson
  7. 1.7Ratios and PercentagesPreview lesson
  8. 1.8Dates, Calendars, and ClocksOpen lesson
  9. 1.9StatisticsOpen lesson
  10. 1.10Vieta’s Theorems (EXTRA)Open lesson

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