Unit 6: Sequences and Series — Exercise 6 8

11th Class Mathematics · Unit 6: Sequences and Series

1.Find the 8th term of the arithmetico-geometric sequence, where the arithmetic part is 1, 4, 7,... and the geometric part is 5, 10, 20,...
Given
Arithmetic part (A.P.) 1, 4, 7, ldots
Formula
nth term of A.P. an = a1 + (n-1)d = 1 + (n-1)(3)
an = 3n-2
Given
Geometric part (G.P.) 5, 10, 20, ldots
Formula
nth term of G.P. bn = b1 rn-1 = 5 · 2n-1
nth term of A.G. sequence Tn = an bn = (3n-2)(5 · 2n-1) = 5(3n-2) · 2n-1
Working
Put n = 8 T8 = 5(3 × 8 - 2) · 28-1 = 5 × 22 × 27
Result
Required term T8 = 14080
2.Find the nth term of the arithmetico-geometric sequence, Where the arithmetic part is 3, 7, 11,... and the geometric part is 2, 6, 18,...
Given
Arithmetic part (A.P.) 3, 7, 11, ldots
Formula
nth term of A.P. an = a1 + (n-1)d = 3 + (n-1)(4)
an = 4n-1
Given
Geometric part (G.P.) 2, 6, 18, ldots
Formula
nth term of G.P. bn = b1 rn-1 = 2(3)n-1 = 2 · 3n-1
nth term of A.G. sequence Tn = an bn = (4n-1)(2 · 3n-1)
Result
Required nth term Tn = 2(4n-1) · 3n-1
3.Consider the arithmetico-geometric sequence defined by arithmetic part: a_{n+1} = 2n+5 and geometric part: b_{n-2} = (1/9)(-3)^n. Find the nth term and the sum of first three terms of the arithmetico-geometric sequence.
Given
Arithmetic part an+1 = 2n+5
Replace n by n-1 an = 2(n-1)+5 = 2n+3
Geometric part bn-2 = 19(-3)n
Replace n by n+2 bn = 19(-3)n+2 = 19(-3)2 · (-3)n = 99 × (-3)n = (-3)n
Formula
nth term of A.G. sequence Tn = an bn = (2n+3)(-3)n
Working
Put n = 1, 2, 3 S3 = (2 × 1+3)(-3)1 + (2 × 2+3)(-3)2 + (2 × 3+3)(-3)3
= -15 + 7 × 9 + 9(-27) = -15+63-243
Result
Sum of first three terms S3 = -195
4.Sum to n terms the series: (i) 1.2 + 3.4 + 5.8 + 7.16 + ... (ii) 2.3 + 4.3^2 + 6.3^3 + 8.3^4 + ... (iii) 2 + 5/4 + 8/4^2 + 11/4^3 + ... (iv) 1 + 3/5 + 5/5^2 + 7/5^3 + ... (v) 1 + 4/3 + 7/9 + 10/27 + ...
Given
(i) Sn = 1.2 + 3.4 + 5.8 + 7.16 + ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d][brn-1] = [1+2(n-1)][2 · 2n-1] = (2n-1)2n
Equation (i) Sn = 1.2 + 3.22 + 5.23 + ldots + (2n-1)2n
Multiply both sides by r=2, equation (ii) 2Sn = 1.22 + 3.23 + 5.24 + ldots + (2n-1)2n+1
Subtract (ii) from (i) -Sn = 2 + 2left[22+23+ldots+2nright] - (2n-1)2n+1 = -6-(4n-6)2n
Result
Required sum Sn = 6+(4n-6)2n
Given
(ii) Sn = 2.3 + 4.32 + 6.33 + 8.34 + ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d]brn-1 = [2+(n-1)(2)](3 · 3n-1) = (2n)(3n)
Equation (i) Sn = 2.3+4.32+6.33+8.34+ldots+(2n)3n
Multiply both sides by r=3, equation (ii) 3Sn = 2.32+4.33+6.34+8.35+ldots+(2n)3n+1
Subtract (ii) from (i) -2Sn = 6+2left[32+33+ldots+3nright]-(2n)3n+1 = -3+(1-2n)3n+1
Result
Required sum Sn = 32left[1-(n+1)3n+n · 3n+1right]
Given
(iii) Sn = 2+54+842+1143+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d]brn-1 = [2+(n-1)(3)]left(14right)n-1 = frac{3n-1}{4n-1
Multiply both sides by r=1/4 and subtract left(1-14right)Sn = 2+3left[14+142+ldots+frac{1}{4n-1right]-3n-14n
34Sn = 2+left(1-frac{1}{4n-1right)-3n-14n = 3-frac{1}{4n-1-3n-14n
Result
Required sum Sn = 4-43left(14right)n-1-43(3n-1)left(14right)n
Given
(iv) Sn = 1+35+552+753+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d]brn-1 = [1+(n-1)(2)]left(15right)n-1 = frac{2n-1}{5n-1
Multiply both sides by r=1/5 and subtract left(1-15right)Sn = 1+2left[15+152+ldots+frac{1}{5n-1right]-2n-15n
45Sn = 1+12left(1-frac{1}{5n-1right)-2n-15n = 32-frac{1}{2 · 5n-1-2n-15n
Result
Required sum Sn = 158-54(2n-1)left(15right)n-58left(15right)n-1
Given
(v) Sn = 1+43+732+1033+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d]brn-1 = [1+(n-1)(3)]left(13right)n-1 = frac{3n-2}{3n-1
Multiply both sides by r=1/3 and subtract left(1-13right)Sn = 1+3left[13+132+ldots+frac{1}{3n-1right]-3n-23n
23Sn = 1+32left(1-frac{1}{3n-1right)-3n-23n = 52-322 · 3n-3n-23n
Result
Required sum Sn = 154-94left(13right)n-1-32(3n-2)left(13right)n
5.Sum the following infinite series: (i) 1 + 3/2 + 5/4 + 7/8 + ... (ii) 2 + 5/3 + 8/9 + 11/27 + ...
Given
(i) A.P. part a=1, d=3-1=2
G.P. part b=1, r=12
Formula
Sum to infinity of A.G. series S_infty = ab1-r+dbr(1-r)2
Working
S_infty = frac{1 × 1}{1-12+frac{2 × 1 × 12{left(1-12right)2} = 2+4
Result
Required sum S_infty = 6
Given
(ii) A.P. part a=2, d=5-2=3
G.P. part b=1, r=13
Formula
Sum to infinity of A.G. series S_infty = ab1-r+dbr(1-r)2
Working
S_infty = frac{2 × 1}{1-13+frac{3 × 1 × 13{left(1-13right)2} = 3+94
Result
Required sum S_infty = 214
6.Show that 2^(1/2).4^(1/4).8^(1/8).16^(1/16)...∞ = 4
Given
x = 2^{12.4^{14.8^{18.16^{116ldots
Take log of both sides log x = 12log2+14log4+18log8+116log16+ldots = left(12+24+38+416+ldotsright)log2
A.P. part of 1/2+2/4+3/8+4/16+... a=1, d=1; G.P. part: b=12, r=12
Formula
Sum to infinity S_infty = ab1-r+dbr(1-r)2 = frac{1 × 12{12+frac{1 × 12 × 12{left(12right)2} = 1+1 = 2
Working
log x = 2log2 = log22
Result
x = 4
7.Show that √4.⁴√16.⁸√64.¹⁶√256...∞ = 16
Given
x = sqrt{4}.sqrt[4]{16}.sqrt[8]{64}.sqrt[16]{256}ldotsinfty
Take log of both sides log x = 12log22+14log24+18log26+116log28+ldots = left(22+44+68+816+ldotsright)log2
A.P. part of 2/2+4/4+6/8+8/16+... a=2, d=2; G.P. part: b=12, r=12
Formula
Sum to infinity S_infty = ab1-r+dbr(1-r)2 = frac{2 × 12{12+frac{2 × 12 × 12{left(12right)2} = 2+2 = 4
Working
log x = 4log2 = log24
Result
x = 16
8.Sum to n terms the series 2 + 4x + 6x^2 + 8x^3 + ... where x ≠ 1
Given
Sn = 2+4x+6x2+8x3+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [a+(n-1)d] · brn-1 = [2+(n-1)(2)] · xn-1 = (2n)xn-1
Equation (i) Sn = 2+4x+6x2+8x3+ldots+(2n)xn-1
Multiply both sides by x, equation (ii) xSn = 2x+4x2+6x3+8x4+ldots+(2n)xn
Subtract (ii) from (i) (1-x)Sn = 2+2left[x+x2+ldots+xn-1right]-(2n)xn = frac{2-2(1+n)xn+(2n)xn+1{1-x}
Result
Required sum Sn = frac{2-2(n+1)xn+2nxn+1{(1-x)2}
9.Find the sum to n terms of the series: (2n+1)/(2n-1) + 3[(2n+1)/(2n-1)]^2 + 5[(2n+1)/(2n-1)]^3 + ...
Given
x = 2n+12n-1
Given series becomes Sn = x+3x2+5x3+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [1+(n-1)2] · xn = (2n-1)xn
Equation (i) minus x times equation, subtract (1-x)Sn = x+2left[x2+x3+ldots+xnright]-(2n-1)xn+1
Simplify Sn = 1(1-x)2left[x(1+x)-(2n+1)xn+1+(2n-1)xn+2right]
Working
Using x=(2n+1)/(2n-1) 1-x = -22n-1,quad 1+x = 4n2n-1
Sn = left(2n-12right)2left[(2n+1)(4n)(2n-1)2-frac{(2n+1)n+2{(2n-1)n+1+frac{(2n+1)n+2{(2n-1)n+1right]
Result
Required sum Sn = n(2n+1)
10.Prove that: 1 + 2(1+1/n) + 3(1+1/n)^2 + ... to n terms = n^2
Given
x = 1+1n
Given series becomes Sn = 1+2x+3x2+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [1+(n-1)1] · xn-1 = n xn-1
Subtract xS_n from S_n (1-x)Sn = 1+x+x2+ldots+xn-1-nxn = 11-xleft[1-(n+1)xn+nxn+1right]
Result
Sn = 1(1-x)2left[1-(n+1)xn+nxn+1right]
Since n+1=nx (from x=1+1/n) Sn = 1(1-x)2left[1-nx · xn+nxn+1right] = 1(1-x)2
Working
Using x=1+1/n, so 1-x=-1/n Sn = frac{1}{left(-1nright)2}
Result
Sn = n2 quad Hence proved
11.Sum the series to n terms 2 + 5x + 8x^2 + 11x^3 + ... and deduce the sum to infinity if |x| < 1.
Given
Sn = 2+5x+8x2+11x3+ldots to n terms
Formula
nth term Tn = [2+(n-1)3] · xn-1 = (3n-1)xn-1
Equation (i) minus x times equation (ii) (1-x)Sn = 2+3left[x+x2+ldots+xn-1right]-(3n-1)xn = 2+3left[x(1-xn-1)1-xright]-(3n-1)xn
Result
Sum to n terms Sn = 21-x+3x(1-xn-1)(1-x)2-(3n-1)xn1-x
As |x|<1, x^n → 0 when n→∞ S_infty = 21-x+3x(1-x)2 = 2(1-x)+3x(1-x)2 = 2-2x+3x(1-x)2
Sum to infinity S_infty = x+2(1-x)2