Does anyone know how to write this in sigma notation? -2, + 1 + 4 + ... + 13 Please explain(:
So its -2+(-2+3*1)+(-2+3*2)+(-2+3*3)+...an
so adding 3... Where do we go from there?(:
Can you come up with an expression for the n'th term of the sequence that is being added here. -2,(-2+3*1),(-2+3*2),(-2+3*3),...an
plug in for this formula tn= t1 +(n-1)d ?????
Yes
tn = -2 + (n-1) 3 so -2 + 3n - 3 -5 + 3n What do we do next to put it in sigma?
Over what values of n are you adding. What is the n for the first value and for the last value?
13?
No what value of n gives you 13 from your tn equation. Also which one gives you -2?
im not sure
You have tn=-5 + 3n. Now set tn=-2 and solve for n.
\[\Large \sum_{n=0}^{5} 3n-2\]
wait why do we set tn = -2
help(:
geerky that isn't the right answer...
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