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A.) Geometric, sum of all terms is gotta be either -infinite, or all of that added up, I don't have the patience to work that out.

 

B.) No.

 

C.) 1+2+4+8+16+32+64+128+256=511, so n=9

 

D.) So uhh, I'm confused, but I think I get it. It's 4550, because 650+600+550+450...+150+100+50+0=4550

 

Someone smarter than me can do B.) because I'm lazy.

 

Yay!

 Mar 13, 2021
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hey thanks, Varxaax.. i appreciate your time mate 

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textot is going to run over my math with a dump truck, so beware

Varxaax  Mar 13, 2021
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hahah its okay mate..i hope his answer will make sense laugh

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A) geometric sequence, and the sum is just 512+256+128++2+1512=1023512.

(notice that 1023 is one smaller than 1024, which is 2^10)

 

B) Idk if my solution is even close to optimal, but here it is:

Let the common difference be x. Then, 

(356x)+(355x)+(354x)+(353x)+(352x)+(35x)+(35)+(35+x)=2208(35)20x=22020x=60x=3

The common difference is therefore equal to 3

The first term is just 356(3)=17

varvaax lmao I'm not that good :)

 Mar 13, 2021
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so the common difference is 3 right ?

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