Learn about geometric sequences in this comprehensive mathematics lecture and problem-solving session. Master the relationship between geometric sequences and exponential functions, understanding how common ratios differ from common differences in sequences. Explore the explicit rule formula an = a1*r^(n-1), where a1 represents the first term and r denotes the common ratio. Work through 54 carefully structured problems covering sequence identification, term calculation, graphing, and function representation. Access downloadable resources including textbook materials and scaled graph paper to enhance learning. Follow along with clearly marked timestamps for each section, from the introductory concepts through increasingly complex problem sets, gaining practical experience with calculator usage for managing large and small numerical values.
Geometric Sequences and Common Ratio - Lecture and Problem Set
Mr. Robinson's Virtual Math Classroom via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Lecture overview
Problem #1-2
Problem #3-8
Problem #9-14
Problem #15-18
Problem #19-24
Problem #25-32
Problem #33-34
Problem #35-36
Problem #37-38
Problem #39-40
Problem #41-42
Problem #43
Problem #44
Problem #45
Problem #46
Problem #47
Problem #48
Problem #49
Problem #50
Problem #51
Problem #52
Problem #53
Problem #54
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Mr. Robinson's Virtual Math Classroom
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