Pre-Cal 40S: Sequences/series

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Thursday, May 05, 2005

Sequences/series

Another test means another blog. Sequences and series seems to be an easy unit with the given information and formulas. But, the most difficult i had was problem solving. Problem solving was always very difficult for me, maybe it's just because it gets you thinking a bit more. The more i understand the more i know what im doing. With the arithmetic and geometric sequences and series, i find easy. Some questions from the review i find harder such as the bouncing ball. I understand every piece of information, but the only part i don't understand is the total distance it will travel before it comes to rest. Hopefully the notes and worksheets from last semester will help me on tomorrow's test.