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    This document defines key terms related to arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. It discusses sets and notations used to represent sequences and series. Specifically, it defines sequences as sets of numbers defined by a rule, which can be finite or infinite. Series are defined as the sum of the terms of a sequence, which can also be finite or infinite. Notation for summation, the Greek symbol sigma, is introduced to represent the sum of terms in a sequence from a lower limit to an upper limit.

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    This document defines key terms related to arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. It discusses sets and notations used to represent sequences and series. Specifically, it defines sequences as sets of numbers defined by a rule, which can be finite or infinite. Series are defined as the sum of the terms of a sequence, which can also be finite or infinite. Notation for summation, the Greek symbol sigma, is introduced to represent the sum of terms in a sequence from a lower limit to an upper limit.

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    Chapter / i.

    Arithmetic & Geometric sequences & series w . Summation Nota-11 .

    Definitions
    setnotatn . elements enclosed
    by { }
    Element term in a set e. g. { ✗ i. xzi .

    }
    IR -

    realms Call numbers)


    .

    Z integers ( whole nos ) [not exclusively we, includes 0 ]


    -
    -
    .

    IN -

    natural nos ( positive whotenos.notincl.CI


    .

    Q -

    rational nos.ccanbeexpressedasafrac-II.FI

    →
    usessetnotatn .

    Sequence a set of numbers defined by a certain rule


    ↳
    finite sequence it terminates e.g {2,4/6,810} .

    ↳
    infinite sequence it does not terminate e.g. { 1. 3.9.27 } . "

    pdoesnotusesetnotatn .

    Series the sum of the terms of a


    sequence
    ↳
    finite series itterminates e. g. 2+4+6 -18+10
    ↳
    infinite series it does not terminate e.g. 1+3+9+27 -1 . "

    Sigma / Summation Nota-17 .

    Greek symbols csigma)


    ofterms
    "

    means thesumofasequenceofnos upto specified


    "
    ↳ .
    a no .

    upper limit
    (integer ) n

    /
    general term Total no Of terms
    Ur
    .

    intheseq .

    ↳
    n -

    m -11
    r=m
    - lower limit upper
    -

    lower -11
    index of (integer )
    summa-11 .

    as

    ⇐ Ur sumofan infinite series cui-uz-us-i.nl -

    lowerlimitcanbeanyth; just
    adjust general terms upper limit
    !¥Ur sumofa finite series CU ,+UztUl- "
    +
    uioo) (
    e.g.rs?qt- is equivalent -10 "£¥2 )
    ↳ uncdenoteslastterm) F- I

    ↳
    1+2-+31-+14 -1 . "

    -1150

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