Expr is short for expression (the formula you use) Variable is the variable used in the formula (if 5x-2, the variable is x) Start is your starting term's number/place in the sequence End is your ending term's number/place in the sequence Step is the increments of the variable (usually not needed) --- Hope this helps ;) ---
Thanks! I have a calc 2 test in like 30 mins and wanted to figure ut how to do this on my Ti-84 so it saves me time espeically with taking the limits of sequences! thanks again
I don't get the same screen you do when you select #5 under the ops. my screen looks like this Expr: Variable: Start: end: step: Paste: I don't know what to do from here
expr is the equation, variable is x, start is what you start at here it was 1, end is where you want to stop here it was 8, step is how much n increases bu each time here it was 1
But what about the opposite?? How to find a formula based on a number of terms? For example, the formula for the terms (1, -3, 5, -7, 9,...) is ((1)^n)(2n+1). But is there a way to use the calculator to plug in those terms and get the formula?
This can't be done with a calculator. You need to reason through how the x-values define the y-values. There are other videos on youtube that explain how to find a formula for a sequence. I like to use a table
That's very helpful video. I'm just a bit confused with my TI84Plus calculator as sum(seq(....)) inside sum() which is seq() isn't working although I set seq mode from mode button. Any helps please?
Hello! I need a bit help, i hope you can help me. I want to use my TI-89 calculator to solve the following two expressions: n=1->oo (infinite) ∑(ln(n)/n) and ∑(ln(n^n)/n^2) I need to know that these kind of equtations are convergent or not?! Is there any way the calculator can solve this problem? Thank you for your help, best regards, Lac