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    The document discusses infinite geometric series and their sums. It provides examples of calculating sums of geometric series and exercises involving finding sums, determining convergence, and relating recurring decimals to fractions. The exercises cover topics like finding sums to infinity, relating a series to an equation, and determining distance traveled from falling and rebounding.

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    of 2

    Chapter 2 55 Sequence and series

    123 1000 123


    = x 
    1000 999 999
    41
    =
    333
    Example 2:
    Find the sum of infinite geometric series in which a = 128,
    1
    r=  .
    2
    Solution:
    1
    a = 128, r = 
    2
    a
    Using S =
    1 r
    128 128
    S = 
    1 1
    1   1
    2 2

    = 128  128x 2
    3 3
    2
    256
    S =
    3

    Exercise 2.7
    Q.1 Find the sum of the following infinite geometric series
    1 1 1
    (i)   -------
    8 16 32
    (ii) 2  2 1  - - - - - - -
    Q.2 Find the sum of the following infinite geometric series
    2 3
    (i) a = 3, r = (ii) a = 3, r =
    3 4
    Q.3 Which of the following series are (i) divergent (ii) convergent
    (i) 1 + 4 + 16 + 64 + - - - - - - - - -
    3 3 3
    (ii) 63   - --- -- -
    2 4 8
    Chapter 2 56 Sequence and series

    (iii) 6 + 12 + 24 + 48 + - - - - - - - - -
    Q.4 Find the fractions equivalent to the recurring decimals.
    (i) 0.36 (ii) 2.43 (iii) 0.836
    Q.5 Find the sum to infinity of the series 1 + (1 + k)r + 1 + k + k2)r2 +
    (1 + k + k2 + k3)r3 + - - - - - - - r and k being proper fraction.
    Q.6 If y = x + x2 + x3 + - - - - - - -  and if x is positive and less than
    y
    unity show that x =
    1+y
    Q.7 What distance a ball travel before coming to rest if it is dropped
    2
    from a height of 6 dm and after each fall it rebounds of the
    3
    distance it fell.
    Q.8 The sum of an infinite geometric series in 15 and the sum of the
    squares of its terms is 45. Find the series.
    Answers 2.7
    1 2 2
    Q.1 (i) S = (ii) S  =
    4 2 1
    Q.2 (i) 9 (ii) 12
    Q.3 (i) Divergent (ii) Convergent (iii) Divergent
    4 241 5
    Q.4 (i) (ii) (iii)
    11 99 6
    1
    Q.5
    (1  r)(1  Kr)
    Q.7 30 dm.
    10 20
    Q.8 5   -------
    5 9

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