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Arithmetic explicit formula
An=Ak+d(n-k)
Geometric Explicit Formula
An= A1r^(n-1)
Arithmetic Sequences
Have the same differences between terms (add)
Geometric Sequence
Any sequence with a constant ratio between consecutive terms
What do arithmetic sequences relate to?
Linear Functions
y=mx+b describes a continuous function.
Domain of arithmetic sequences
Restricted to natural numbers/positive integers but will never be all real numbers because sequences are defined for discrete, specific positions
Range of arithmetic sequences
Depends on common difference.
If d>0, the terms increase and the range could be infinite in a positive direction.
If d<0, terms decrease and range could be infinite in a negative direction
Difference between sequence and function
Sequence: List of numbers in a specific order with whole numbers as their position; clear pattern and position
Function: a rule that works with any number, not just whole numbers, and has a wide range of input values; relationship between input and output values
What do geometric sequences relate to?
exponential function
f(x)=a*b^x
a= initial value (cannot equal 0 and is a real number)
b= positive real number (b>0) and growth factor
x= exponent
Domain for exponential function
all real numbers
Characteristics of Exponential Functions
a>0 or b>1 = exponential growth
a>0 and 0<b<1= exponential decay
End behavior of exponential function
if b>1, limit x to positive infinity will be positive infinity and limit x to negative infinity will be 0
if b<1, limit x to positive infinity will be 0 and limit x to negative infinity will be positive infinity
f(x)=b^x
Domain: all real numbers
Range: positive real numbers
b>1, increasing function, continuous, and concave up
0<b<1, decreasing function, continous, and concave up