Given two terms find the nth term of a geometric sequence

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@-clipz-]

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[@Ray-ye8gz]

Mr Brian, You could have found a14 in another way too. Since you found r=1/2, you can use the usual formula, a14= a1* r^13 ,, to get the final answer, 1000/8192 = 0.1221

[@brianmclogan]

Perfect! thank you for adding

[@pranavi1949]

But how did you know what a1 is

[@vauntyy.]

@@pranavi1949 a1 would be the first term that isn’t the initial value of a0

[@galithomas9252]

Yes A1=1000

[@reflection9924]

what does a1* mean?

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[@andresvazquez442]

Great video! confirms what I thought about solving a geometric sequence when the first term is not given.

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@rohmanisar7091]

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[@brianmclogan]

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[@manjotsihra8645]

I found it easier to just find the 1st term by dividing the 4th term by 1/2, then taking that number and dividing it by 1/2, and doing this until I reach the first term. It didn't take that long to do either, because of its simple division. I then used the 1st term in the formula and it got me to the same answer.

[@brianmclogan]

thanks for sharing Manjot!

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Took me a minute to understand, but now I do!! Thank you!

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Best college algebra video... helped out alot

[@mannatbaveja5989]

Can you do a problem where you are given for example, the first and the sixth term of a geometric sequence and you need to find the tenth term? And this video really helped me understand a lot of geometric sequences!

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You explained this a million times better than my online Algebra 2 course thanks man

[@brianmclogan]

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[@brianmclogan]

skullcrusher701 very welcome! how did you do?

[@skullcrusher701]

93! The part of the test that this video was over, I got correct. Btw my teacher took a while to grade so I had to wait to comment.

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I really like your video.Can you hep me solve this question: 3rd term of GP is 2 and 6th term 16. Find 8th term=

[@hawkie2216]

Your the only person I could understand.

[@iviwemndi176]

This is very helpful and thank you... but can you make a video about finding the general sequence and not a specific term

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Thank you so, so very much for opening my mind up to the 6th factor.!! Is there any way to just jump from the 6th straight to the 14th?!? J/K, I know that’s not possible but it would be fun to think so, lol!! Thanks again Aaron Jesse💯

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[@asharibimran5645]

great explanation!!u nailed it,but plz can u explain what is geometric sequence???

[@brianmclogan]

basically a sequence of numbers that have a common ratio between the terms

[@tokenking6]

Thanks for all the great info!

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Had to come to your great videos to teach me this in 5 minutes while my professor gives me homework with stuff she has never taught me before

[@JohannesMosie]

Thank because I'm writing an exam tomorrow

[@sevalkaya74]

You could’ve also plugged in 4th term or 10th to solve for a sub 1. Then using a sub 1 and common ratio you could simply find out 14th term. I def understand the pressure but this how I would do. Thanks for the transparency!

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how?

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[@brianmclogan]

You're so welcome happy to help you date haha!

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Thank you sir , it helped me a lot

[@analisantos3207]

@Brian McLogan Thank you for your video! I teach Maths and currently have a student that I am preparing for a Medicine exam. When teaching her about geometric progressions, she was quite puzzled about the possibility of negative common ratios, because she couldn't picture a real life example of an application for these. My training is fundamental, not applied Maths, so I am also having a hard time coming up with an example. Do you have any ideas? Thank you in advance.

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you're an amazing teacher I do learn after watching your video . You help a lot. I hope i'll be able to answer for the Math QUIZ :D

[@brianmclogan]

just happy to be able to help you out!

[@zul2788]

So to find a1, all I had to do is plug in all found variables and solve it normally right? Only reason you chose to go for a14 = a10(r)4 is because its quicker and less time consuming?

[@jolinadacles8474]

what is the 2nd term of geometric sequence when the 4th term is 125 & the 5th term is 625,? Can you answer my question mr brainy?

[@theDjwan]

Wouldn't just dividing two separate formulas make more sense? It would eliminate the A1 as well.

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You just saved my final grade! Thank you!

[@jasmineortiz1050]

im flying through my work thanks bro

[@precioussiete1391]

how did you simplify 6√1 over 6√64 and then ½=r??

[@miamiau-p7n]

this made me learn more than i learned in a week lol

[@zhnkbr]

is there a reason for not using simultaneous equations ?

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This was very helpful

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you inspire me to be a math teacher

[@doingboing4608]

Thank you Brian

[@brianmclogan]

You are very welcome

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Had a similar problem like this on my math homework. Thanks so much for this, it really helped a lot!

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why do you teach better than my pre-cal teacher... she has a masters in engineering.

[@aniki.]

Legendary, thank you!

[@danieldrewbustillos3380]

How do you find the 1st term sir?

[@jaredtreat2729]

thank you very much

[@landonschannel6769]

I have a question like this in my text book but it's asking me to solve for the first term. How would I do this?

[@brianmclogan]

instead of plugging in 14 you would plug in 1

[@manuelenriquez9589]

this is a life saver 1 day before your test 😂

[@thorstambaugh1520]

What if the progression is formulaic with 2 variables?

[@clacne2541]

Does anyone know how to do this when you're only given 2 sums of two sets of terms? For me the question is: In geometric series, the sum of the 2nd and 4th terms is 156, and the sum of the 3rd and 5th terms is 234, find the first term and common ratio

[@jojo2767]

THANKS TEACHER

[@colinlspencer8389]

But what would you do if the value of the nth term was a negative number

[@DANIELDALLAS_MATHs]

Hey! No problem. You can apply arithmetic, geometric and other formulae to any type of terms even if they are complex. You may watch that : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbWdmqdYplgrLc and more about sequences and lots more

[@yanxiaw2931]

Hii need help here Q : the first term of the geometric progression is a and the sum of the second and third term is 6a/25 How do I find the common ratio?

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I wish you were my teacher

[@ChickenAlliance]

2:12 blew my mind

[@brianmclogan]

😀

[@oscarromerojr]

Thank you so much very helpful ❤️

[@jennapetruniak3224]

I keep getting 1/8 after entering it into the calculator; do not understand what I'm doing wrong to get my r factor.