Unit 10 · Test
Unit 10 test: Sequences, Series and Counting
15 questions. Answer them all, then submit to see your score. Solutions unlock after you submit.
This test covers limits of sequences, sigma notation and power sums, telescoping and infinite series, mathematical induction, the binomial theorem, and counting with permutations and combinations.
Find .
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Evaluate .
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Find the sum of the infinite series .
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Evaluate .
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For which values of does the series converge?
You want to prove by induction that for all . After checking , which of these is the correct inductive step?
In an induction proof that is divisible by , the inductive step rewrites . What is ?
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The inequality holds for every integer from some point on. What is the smallest such that for all integers ?
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Evaluate .
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Find the coefficient of in the expansion of .
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Find the constant term in the expansion of .
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Which situation is counted by rather than by ?
Seven people line up for a photo. In how many ways can they line up if two particular friends insist on standing next to each other?
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How many distinguishable arrangements are there of the letters in LETTER?
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A 3-person committee is chosen from 10 people, including Ava and Raj. How many committees include Ava, Raj or both?
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