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How do I find binomial coefficients for long numbers using Pascal Triangle?
Trying to find the binomial coeffiecients of 9....9 and 6....9 How do I do this?- TonyC
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Series, Sequence and Probablility Question
Ah ha! I have come up with 9 for S3. I am still baffled with the second. I am not grasping something.- TonyC
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Series, Sequence and Probablility Question
Can anyone lend some advice?- TonyC
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Series, Sequence and Probablility Question
For the S3= -3 ((-2)3+ 5) = -3 (Am I not doing this correctly?) #2:For r, I have r=1/3- TonyC
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Calculating the Present Value of an Annuity with Annual Compounding
Thank you very much.- TonyC
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Series, Sequence and Probablility Question
Thanks for the help, I have come up with S1=3 and S3=-3 For the second I have come up with an answer of .518 Am I correct?- TonyC
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Calculating the Present Value of an Annuity with Annual Compounding
I am having trouble with the following problem: What will be the value of an annuity in today's dollars if $1000 is to be deposited for 18 years into an account paying 4.5% interest compounded annually? I used the following formula (I'm guessing I've figured something incorrectly) A=...- TonyC
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- annuity
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Series, Sequence and Probablility Question
I am working with problems which are taking a toll on me. 1st and 3rd partial sums of the sequence An=(-2)^n+5 ----I don't even know what formula to use to start this problem and sum of hte geometric series: 2/3 - 4/9 + 8/27 - ... I think I use this formula for this one: S=A1/1-r...- TonyC
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- Sequence Series
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How Do You Solve Systems of Equations Using an Inverse Matrix?
I posted the work I have been doing with Matrices previously, thanks for your concern- TonyC
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How Do You Solve Systems of Equations Using an Inverse Matrix?
Still trying to figure this out- TonyC
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How Do You Solve Systems of Equations Using an Inverse Matrix?
Not exactly sure what I am saying. I am not having trouble with any other methods, i.e. Cramer Method, Gaussian, elementary row operations. This one has me truly stumped. Maybe I'm too tied (or old) to grasp it today.- TonyC
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How Do You Solve Systems of Equations Using an Inverse Matrix?
How would I go about solving a systme of equations using an inverse matrix? i.e. -10x - 6y = 6 7x + y = -7- TonyC
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- Matrices
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Can you multiply this matrix with a singular value?
Thank you very much!- TonyC
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Can you multiply this matrix with a singular value?
or is it written: [57,-78] ?- TonyC
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Can you multiply this matrix with a singular value?
Just so I have this straight: (0)(7) + (9)(5) + (-6)(-2) = 57 (-2)(7) + (-10)(5) + (7)(-2) = -78 written: 57 -78 am I correct?- TonyC
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