A geometric series Sn is the sum of the n first elements of a geometric sequence un:
un=arn ∀n∈N∗
with u0 defined, and:
Sn=k=n−1∑k=0uk=a1−rn1−r
Then, is there a way to determine the ratio r analytically through a given finite n and finite sum Sn?
A geometric series Sn is the sum of the n first elements of a geometric sequence un:
un=arn ∀n∈N∗
with u0 defined, and:
Sn=k=n−1∑k=0uk=a1−rn1−r
Then, is there a way to determine the ratio r analytically through a given finite n and finite sum Sn?
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