SOLUTION: I need to find the sum of the series (1/2^n) from 1 approaching infinity.
I used the formula a/1-r
my first term is 1/2 and Im having difficulty finding my ratio. I first th
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I used the formula a/1-r
my first term is 1/2 and Im having difficulty finding my ratio. I first th
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Question 887117: I need to find the sum of the series (1/2^n) from 1 approaching infinity.
I used the formula a/1-r
my first term is 1/2 and Im having difficulty finding my ratio. I first thought my ratio was 2 since that is what n is being multiplied by. But that didn't work. I also tried 1/2 but that didn't work either. Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source):
does work!
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Certainly the common ratio is because any term after the first
divided by the preceding term is always , with , .
Edwin