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Geometric Sequences

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Introduction to definition, identification, and general term of geometric sequences

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Identifying Geometric Sequences
SL Core 1.3

A sequence is geometric if the ratio between consecutive terms is always constant, i.e.

​
un​un+1​​=ris constant for all n∈N(r=1)🚫
​

We call ​r​ the common ratio.

For instance, the sequence

​
8,2,21​,81​…
​

is geometric with ​r=41​, but

​
3,6,9,12…
​

is not since ​69​=23​=2=36​.

General Term of a Geometric Sequence
SL Core 1.3

The ​nth​ term of a geometric sequence is given by

​
un​=u1​rn−1📖
​

where ​u1​​ is the first term and ​r​ is the common ratio.

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Sequences & Series
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Geometric Sequences
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Geometric Sequences
Sequences & Series

Geometric Sequences

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Introduction to definition, identification, and general term of geometric sequences

Want a deeper conceptual understanding? Try our interactive lesson!

Identifying Geometric Sequences
SL Core 1.3

A sequence is geometric if the ratio between consecutive terms is always constant, i.e.

​
un​un+1​​=ris constant for all n∈N(r=1)🚫
​

We call ​r​ the common ratio.

For instance, the sequence

​
8,2,21​,81​…
​

is geometric with ​r=41​, but

​
3,6,9,12…
​

is not since ​69​=23​=2=36​.

General Term of a Geometric Sequence
SL Core 1.3

The ​nth​ term of a geometric sequence is given by

​
un​=u1​rn−1📖
​

where ​u1​​ is the first term and ​r​ is the common ratio.

Nice work completing Geometric Sequences, here's a quick recap of what we covered:

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