-Arithmetic sequence is a linear function Tn=a+(n-1)d Tn=a+dn-d -Sum of an arithmetic sequence is a quadratic function C equals zero An²+bn na+(.5n²-.5n)d The functions intercept at T1=S1 na+(.5n²-.5n)d (0)a+(.5(0)²-.5(0))d=S(0)=zero
In my opinion you should show that the number in the i - th location when starting with a1 plus the number in the i - th location when starting with a(n) - this sum - is always a1 + a(n)
-Arithmetic sequence is a linear function
Tn=a+(n-1)d
Tn=a+dn-d
-Sum of an arithmetic sequence is a quadratic function
C equals zero
An²+bn
na+(.5n²-.5n)d
The functions intercept at T1=S1
na+(.5n²-.5n)d
(0)a+(.5(0)²-.5(0))d=S(0)=zero
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many thanks, have a past paper for hw and this derivation just bagged me three marks, lets hope sir doesnt see this comment lol
Sir you cleard my doubts tq sir
Thanks for this it really helped with this annoying question in my maths assignment.
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In my opinion you should show that the number in the i - th location when starting with a1 plus the number in the i - th location when starting with a(n) - this sum - is always a1 + a(n)
This is awesome.
1:15 - why do we add those two lines?
Is there any other way to find out the formula?
Just a way to reduce the number of times to write the numbers
what happened to (a+2d) ?
4:17
It gets paired with another term later on in the series that I hadn't written out, but the argument still works.
a+2d + a+(n-3)d
=2a+2d+nd-3d
=2a+nd-d
=2a+(n-1)d
@@likesKaBhikhari Thanks a lot. Your comment has cleared my confusion
@@likesKaBhikhari thankyiew this made it clearer to understand, salamat!
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Bruhhhhhhhh this was so helpful
Good explanation
Mamatay naako hayyst ka stress
ako rin
So boring
All r wrong
There is nothing wrong with the video. It's spot on.
bruh, nothings wrong with it did u even watch it xdd, ganda ng video