@NotesCollegeAlgebra Oh wow, I was really overthinking it. Thank you so much for this video :) P.S. Is this really College Algebra? I'm only fourteen...
Thank you sooo much. Just watching the first 1min 45sec has allowed me to continue with my homework. My calc professor assumes way too much and skips information as if we were born knowing calc already.
No. When the absolute value of r is less than (<) 1 then the infinite series has a sum. So:
The ratio of that series is: -(1/2). It so happens that the absolute value of -(1/2) is less than 1, so you CAN find the sum of the series. If the absoulte value of the ratio is is greater than 1 then the answer is infinitely big.
You're a lifesaver! My final is in a few days, and I could not figure out how to do this. But now, thanks to you, it all makes sense! Thank you so much!
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xiightx 1 week ago
thank you, very well explained helped me loads!
varisk9 1 month ago
this was very helpful. thank you.
tw0million 2 months ago
Thanks!
Davidmay303 3 months ago
College Algebra? I'm doing this as a Sophomore...
Minkymink18 3 months ago
@Minkymink18 same, its not even hard. are you in alberta ?
YEUHNBD 2 months ago
@Minkymink18 Sophomore Algebra? I'm doing this as an 8th grader...
MitsukiRox 1 month ago
@MitsukiRox
8th grade? I'm doing this in 6th grade.
WhatAFag1 3 weeks ago
@WhatAFag1 youll do it again in Algebra 2
chorizolover1 2 weeks ago
Thanks for the help!
toma55 3 months ago
@NotesCollegeAlgebra Oh wow, I was really overthinking it. Thank you so much for this video :) P.S. Is this really College Algebra? I'm only fourteen...
alessandra4826 4 months ago
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gatorguy1115 5 months ago
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Lovelyy43 5 months ago
writing it out in word form was the key to my understanding. Loved the video. Learning style easy to understand.
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All4oblivion 8 months ago
Thank you!
TheFutureIsRightHere 9 months ago
thank you :]
hippyrockar 11 months ago
Thank you sooo much. Just watching the first 1min 45sec has allowed me to continue with my homework. My calc professor assumes way too much and skips information as if we were born knowing calc already.
scottiedoggy 1 year ago
Thank you! this really has helped me do my hw :P
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ThrowYoSignsUp 1 year ago
i thought r was in abs value sign how is it -(1/2) then?
naughtydevil02 1 year ago
@naughtydevil02
No. When the absolute value of r is less than (<) 1 then the infinite series has a sum. So:
The ratio of that series is: -(1/2). It so happens that the absolute value of -(1/2) is less than 1, so you CAN find the sum of the series. If the absoulte value of the ratio is is greater than 1 then the answer is infinitely big.
xToxicInferno 1 year ago
You're a lifesaver! My final is in a few days, and I could not figure out how to do this. But now, thanks to you, it all makes sense! Thank you so much!
drzfynest65 1 year ago
nicely explained - thanks
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lsciola2 1 year ago
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