13.6 Sigma Notation. Objectives : 1. Expand sequences from Sigma Notation 2. Express using Sigma Notation 3. Evaluate sums using Sigma Notation Vocabulary.

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13.6 Sigma Notation

Objectives : 1. Expand sequences from Sigma Notation 2. Express using Sigma Notation 3. Evaluate sums using Sigma Notation Vocabulary : Sigma Notation, Index, Limit 13.6 Sigma Notation

Index Limits of the summation (upper limit) Summand/Rule Limits of the summation (lower limit) Learning the Lingo

Terms of the series Learning the Lingo

Problem Type One: Write the given series in expanded form.

Problem Type Two: Express the given series using sigma notation.

Problem Type Two: Express the given series using sigma notation … + 1

Problem Type Two: Express the given series using sigma notation.

Problem Type Two: Express the given series using sigma notation

Problem Type Three: Evaluate 76

Problem Type Three: Evaluate

Problem Type Three: Evaluate 2

ASSIGNMENT Page 508 FIND SUM FOR 4 and 5 and # 7, 11, 17, 19, 21a, 25