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Sequences and Series - Class 11 Maths Notes
Sequences and Series - Class 11 Maths Notes
Example
Types of Sequences
Arithmetic Progression
Or
Arithmetic Mean
The arithmetic mean A of any two numbers
a and b is given by (a+b)/2 i.e. a, A, b are in
AP
A -a = b- A or
If we want to add n terms between A and B
so that result sequence is in AP
Let A1, A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 .... An be the terms
added between a and b
Then
b= a+ [(n+2) -1]d
or
So terms will be
Geometric Progressions
Geometric Means
The Geometric mean G of any two numbers
a and b is given by (ab)1/2 i.e. a, G, b are in
G.P
or
If we want to add n terms between A and B
so that result sequence is in GP
Let G1, G2 , G3 , G4 , G5 .... Gn be the terms
added between a and b
Then
or
So terms will be
Now
Method of Difference
or
On subtraction, we get
or
Now it is easy to find the Sum of the series
Related Topics
Notes
What is complex numbers |
Algebra Of complex Numbers |
Conjugate of Complex Numbers |
Modulus of complex numbers |
Argand Plane |
Polar Representation of the complex
number
| Rotation of Complex Number |
Identities for Complex Numbers |
Eulers formula and De moivre's
theorem
| Cube Root of unity
Complex roots of Quadratic equations
NCERT Solutions
Ncert Solution Exercise 5.1
Class 11 Physics
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