more mathh workk last questionn . Write in summation notation: 3 + 6 + 9 + 12 + ... + 30 a) C b) A c) B
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so summation notation, often represented with the sigma symbol Σ , is a way of expressing the sum of a series of terms. The series we have is an arithmetic sequence where each term increases by a certain number, which in our case is 3 To write your series in summation notation, we'll need to identify: 1. The first term... which is 3
So that's what we'll call a1 The next thing we need to identify is the numerical difference between each number... which is d=3
Because if you look at your question the numbers are going up by 3
Now it's said that there are "n" terms in the sequence and the last thing we need to know and fill in is the general sequence formula
this makes my brain hurt .
but so that means it's A ? .
Now we have to figure out what n equals Since the last term is 30 and we start at 3 and increase by 3 each time, we can find n by solving the equation for 30 so: 30=3+(n-1)x 3 once a1 and d are plugged in and now we solve 30= 3+3n -3
30= 3+3n -3 becomes 30=3n So n= 1
Wait wait I did that wrong
Your answer is B
YAYYAYAYYYY TYYTYTYSM FOR ALLL THE HELPP .
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