Two simple high school math problems, number series!!!!!!!!!!!

Updated on educate 2024-02-09
13 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1 Note In question 1, an2 denotes the second power of an.

    2 indicates the 2nd power in parentheses.

    is the multiplication sign n2 to the 2nd power of n.

    an - 2/an)=2n

    an2 - 2 = 2n*an

    an2 -2 + n2 = 2n*an + n2 shift.

    an2 + 2n*an + n2 = 2 + n2 is preceded by 2 secondary terms, so.

    an + n)2 = n2 + 2

    An + n = (n2 + 2) is rounded off because an<0 or an + n=- (n2 + 2).

    To sum up: an=-n - n2 + 2).

    2 a1+a2+..a98+a99=99

    a1+a4+..a97= ..Equation 1

    a2+a5+..a98= ..Equation 2

    a3+a6+..a99= ..Equation 3

    Obviously, Equation 1 is 33 smaller than Equation 2 (a2 - a1 = 1, a5 - a4 = 1 .99 numbers are divided into 3 groups, a group of 33, so.

    Equation 2 is 33 bigger than 1 and Equation 3 is 33 bigger than 2

    a1+a2+..a98 + a99 = Equation 1 + Equation 2 + Equation 3 = Equation 1 + Equation 1 + 33 + Equation 2 + 33 = Equation 1 + Equation 1 + Equation 1 = 99

    So Equation 1 = 0

    Equation 2 = 33

    Equation 3 = 66

    ok,.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Sorry, the first question will not.

    Question 2: From the question, it can be seen that the difference series d=1

    From the formula, it can be seen that s99=99

    According to sn=na1+n(n-1)d 2, a1= and then sn= are calculated

    The requirements can be reduced to s33+2+4+6+...66

    s33+33(2+66)/2

    I don't have a computer, so you're going to do it yourself!

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    I remind you to put down, 8To satisfy the increasing sequence, you only need to satisfy a(n+8)-a(n)>1, and then find the range 8 by yourselfProof 8a8=-8 8a8-..

    In the same way, find a8 and then a8 a8 is not equal to a number and prove it, or use the counterproof method, assuming that it is an equal ratio series and then prove that there is no equal ratio also.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1.Let's solve the equation directly... Treat an as an unknown and solve n-root number under n-root +2

    2.Calculate a1 first, and then know that there are 27 terms in the next one, and write each term in the form a1+nd, and since d is 1, then the above equation can be written.

    27a1+2+5+..98 can be solved to -189

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    1。(1) Solution: The original equation is: an 2-2nan-2=0 from the root finding formula: an=n-under the root number (n 2+2).

    2.It can be seen that a6-a3=3, a9-a6=3,..So, the original = a1 a2....a98+a99-66=99-66=33

  6. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    5 years = 60 months.

    Tolerance d=2 yuan.

    a1=2(1-1)+500=500

    sn=a1*n+n(n-1)d/2

    s60 = 500 * 60 + 60 * 59 * 2 2 = 33540 yuan total consumption 500000 + 33540 = 533540 yuan per day consumption:

    533540 5 365 yuan.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Comparing n=k and n=k+1,2(k+1-1)+500-(2(k-1)+500)=2, it is obvious that the difference series.

    January 500, February 502, March 504....Total 5*12=60 months.

    Total cost = 50 * 10,000 + 500 * (12 * 5) + (0 + 118) * 60 2 = 533,540 yuan.

    Cost per day: 533540 (365*5) = RMB.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    The monthly cost is cumulative, with the difference series 2n+498, a total of 5*12 months.

    The total consumption is a cumulative monthly expenditure of +500,000 yuan.

    Average consumption per day = total consumption Total number of days.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    1 Because it is an odd function, f(0)=0, b=0

    Substituting f(1)=1 2, we get 1 (1+a)=1 2, a=12 f(x)=x (x 2+1).

    f(x)'=[(x^2+1)-2x^2]/(x^2+1)^2=(1-x^2)/(x^2+1)^2

    Req f(x).'>0 gives x to belong to (-1,1);

    f(x) is an increasing function over the interval (-1,1).

    3 g(0)=3^0-0=1

    g(1)=1/3-1/2=-1/6<0

    Whereas g(x) is continuous, so there is a zero point on (0,1).

    So the function g(x) has a zero point on (-.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    1.The inverse negative proposition is: x is not equal to 0 or y is not equal to 0, then xy is not equal to 0Wrong!

    2.The negative proposition is: if it is not a square, it is not a diamond. Wrong!

    3.The inverse proposition is: if a>b, then ac2 bc2. Wrong!

    4.x2-2x+m = x-1)2+m-1>m-1Because m>2, x2-2x+m = x-1)2+m-1>m-1>0 correct!

    The above propositions are true: 4

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    1.If xy=0, then x=0 and y=0 are the inverse of x=0 if x=0 or y=0, then xy=0That's right.

    2.The square is a diamond-shaped proposition that is.

    A square is not a diamond. Mistake.

    3.If ac bc , then the inverse proposition of a b is .

    If a b, then ac > bc. Mistake. If c=0 is not true.

    4.If m 2, then the solution set of the inequality x -2x + m 0 is r.

    Solution: x -2x + m 0

    i.e. x -2x+1 1-m

    i.e. (x-1) >1-m

    If m>2, then 1-m<-1

    The inequality is constant. The solution set is r. That's right.

    To sum up, 1 and 4 are correct.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    Is this a quiz question or a multiple-choice question?

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Let's talk about the idea: Establish the function f(x)=1 Sidka 5*(100-x)+2 (root number x).

    Replacing it with the root number x with t = is a quadratic function hole early, and I have learned Nalufinch in junior high school. Find f(x)max=

    I don't understand hi me.

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