Algebra 2 Series and Summation Notation

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What does the term 'series' refer to?

  • A single term of a sequence
  • Indicated sum of the terms of a sequence (correct)
  • The product of a sequence
  • A sequence with no terms

What is summation notation?

Uses the Greek letter (capital sigma) to denote the sum of a sequence defined by a rule

What does the term 'partial term' refer to?

Sum of a specified number of terms of a sequence

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Series

  • Represents the total sum obtained from adding the terms of a sequence.
  • It can be finite or infinite, depending on the number of terms included.

Summation Notation

  • Utilizes the Greek letter Sigma (Σ) to symbolize summation.
  • Provides a concise way to express the sum of a sequence defined by a specific rule or formula.
  • The general form includes limits to specify which terms to include in the summation.

Partial Term

  • Refers to the sum calculated from a predetermined number of terms within a sequence.
  • Useful for evaluating the sum of the initial segments of a sequence without needing the entire series.

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