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Chapter 10

Further Topics

in Algebra

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OBJECTIVES

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Geometric Sequences and SeriesSECTION 10.3

1

2

Identify a geometric sequence and find its common ratio.Find the sum of a finite geometric sequence.Solve annuity problems.Find the sum of an infinite geometric sequence.

3

4

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DEFINITION OF A GEOMETRIC SEQUENCEThe sequence a

1, a

2,

a3, a

4, … , a

n, …

is a geometric sequence, or a geometric progression, if there is a number r

such that each term except the first in the sequence is obtained by multiplying

the previous term by r. The number r is called the common ratio of the

geometric sequence.

1 , 1n

n

ar n

a

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RECURSIVE DEFINITION OF A GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE

A geometric sequence

a1, a

2, a

3, a

4, … , a

n, …

can be defined recursively. The recursive formula

an + 1

= ran, n ≥ 1

defines a geometric sequence with first term a1 and common ratio r.

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THE GENERAL TERM OF A GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE

Every geometric sequence can be written in the form

a1, a

1r, a

1r2, a

1r3, … , a

1rn−1, …

where r is the common ratio. Since a1 = a

1(1) = a

1r0, the nth term of

the geometric sequence is

an

= a1rn–1, for n ≥ 1.

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EXAMPLE 3 Finding Terms in a Geometric Sequence

For the geometric sequence 1, 3, 9, 27, …, find each of the following:

a. a1

b. r c. an

r 3

13.

Solution

a. The first term of the sequence is given a1 = 1.

b. Find the ratio of any two consecutive terms:

11

1 11 33 n n nn raa c.

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EXAMPLE 4 Finding a Particular Term in a Geometric Sequence

Find the 23rd term of a geometric sequence whose first term is 10 and whose

common

ratio is 1.2.

Solution

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SUM OF THE TERMS OF A FINITE GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE

Let a1, a

2, a

3, … a

n be the first n terms of a geometric sequence with first

term a1 and common ration r. The sum S

n of these terms is

111

1

1, 1.

1

nni

ni

a rS a r r

r

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EXAMPLE 5 Finding the Sum of Terms of a Finite Geometric Sequence

Find each sum.

a. a1 = 5, r = 0.7, n = 15

Solution

15 15

1

1 1

5 0.7 5 0.7i i

i i

a. b.

1515

115 1

1

1 0.75 16.588

1 0.7i

i

S a r

15 15

1

1 1

5 0.7 0.7 5 0.7i i

i i

b. 0.7 16.588

11.6116

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VALUE OF AN ANNUITYLet P represent the payment in dollars made at the end of each of n

compounding periods per year, and let i be the annual interest rate. Then the

value of A of the annuity after t years is:

1 1nt

i

nA P

i

n

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EXAMPLE 6 Finding the Value of an Annuity

An individual retirement account (IRA) is a common way to save money to

provide funds after retirement. Suppose you make payments of $1200 into an IRA

at the end of each year at an annual interest rate of 4.5% per year, compounded

annually. What is the value of this annuity after 35 years?

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EXAMPLE 6 Finding the Value of an Annuity

Solution

351

1 11

1$97,795

1200

0.045

94

0.045

.

A

P = $1200, i = 0.045 and t = 35 years

The value of the IRA after 35 years is $97,795.94.

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SUM OF THE TERMS OF AN INFINITE GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE

If |r| < 1, the infinite sum

a1 + a

1r + a

1r2 + a

1r3 + … + a

1rn–1 + …

is given by

S a1ri 1

i1

a1

1 r.

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EXAMPLE 7 Finding the Sum of an Infinite Geometric Series

Find the sum

Since |r| < 1, use the formula:

Solution

a1 2 and r

322

3

4

3 9 272 .

2 8 32

1 82

41 3

1rS

a

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