A Second Course in Algebra
A Second Course in Algebra
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5. -\, - T \, i, .. -, to 9 terms.
6. A, a — 3 b, a — ()b, •••, to Mf terms.
7. 2 x + 5 y, x 4- 4 y, 3 ?/, • •-, to 13 terms.
ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION 165 2c—5dc — 4:dd — c ■ on ^, . ™ 8. , — - —, — — -, •••, to 20 terms.
3 bo 3 1 2 9- *-> TK~> —T-> "^ t0 19 terms ' 1 T P I0 - 7Vf> £R> o£> "''i t0 47 terms ' 2o 50 25 233. The j#rs£ term, common difference, number of terms, last term, and sum of the terms are called the elements of the progression.
If any three of the five elements of an arithmeti...c progres- sion are given, the other two may be found by substituting the known values in the fundamental formulae (I) and (II), and solving the resulting equations.
i . Given a = — f, w = 20, S = — f ; find d and I. Substituting the given values in (II), - | = 10 (- | + I) or - i =- | +1 ; then, I = J - J = |.
Substituting the values of a, w, and I in (I), f =— J + 19
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. -\, - T \, i, .. -, to 9 terms.
6. A, a — 3 b, a — ()b, •••, to Mf terms.
7. 2 x + 5 y, x 4- 4 y, 3 ?/, • •-, to 13 terms.
ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION 165 2c—5dc — 4:dd — c ■ on ^, . ™ 8. , — - —, — — -, •••, to 20 terms.
3 bo 3 1 2 9- *-> TK~> —T-> "^ t0 19 terms ' 1 T P I0 - 7Vf> £R> o£> "''i t0 47 terms ' 2o 50 25 233. The j#rs£ term, common difference, number of terms, last term, and sum of the terms are called the elements of the progression.
If any three of the five elements of an arithmeti...c progres- sion are given, the other two may be found by substituting the known values in the fundamental formulae (I) and (II), and solving the resulting equations.
i . Given a = — f, w = 20, S = — f ; find d and I. Substituting the given values in (II), - | = 10 (- | + I) or - i =- | +1 ; then, I = J - J = |.
Substituting the values of a, w, and I in (I), f =— J + 19
What to read after A Second Course in Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster Wells to read online
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