#I NEED HELP PLZ
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aight buddy i can NOT help u with that😭😭
lol wth
I find no solution for that
Its not that i dont want to, i havent learned that😭😭
Fr
It's sequences
ask chagpt ro solve and explaij each step?
nahhhh
He do It wrong
ah
HE CAN'T RESOLVE IT
???????????
Are u european?
IT TRIED HOUR AND HOUR
Yep
what country? A latin language country?
Mdr
because u said resolve
Aare you french too?
No english guy would add a “re” by misyake
It's wrong?
Ok
no i immigrated to Luxembourg at 11 and learned french
its solve
Yep
Tu parles fr donc?
In french you say “ résoudre”
oui
C quoi, devoir à domicile?
U_0=1
U_{n+1}=(3U_n+1)/(2U_n+4)
W_n=(2_Un-1)/(U_n+1)
Prove that W_n is geomertic
Nn juste on aura un exam de ce type
Et JSP comment faire
Et je trouve jamais la solution
ah ok
Ta pas accès a un probleme similaire qui a la solution?
Nop
Aucun
Tout sur internet est faux
La réponse est introuvable
Il a sorti un truc de bz
att jtenvoie un invite vit fais pour un autre serveur de math ptet la bas qqn peut te rep
k
Pourquoi votre professeur vous a-t-il posé cette question ?
Bonne chance frerot
Pour faire chier
XD
super lol
NON
U_0=1
U_{n+1}=(3U_n+1)/(2U_n+4)
W_n=(2_Un-1)/(U_n+1)
Prove that W_n is geomertic
hahah
La question en question
je ne peux pas résoudre ça lol
Rip
non
k mais c'est trop ez toi tu peux apprendre stv
C'est le premeir chapitre en premiere
Les trucs que tu fais maintenant genre vrmt ça va être une blague au lycée
Tu vas devoir le faire automatiquement
C'est 1000 fois plus difficile
uh
C'est un vrai conseil
Sinon tu vas fortement regretter
Vrmt
Tu vas avoir 1000 trucs à faire en un temps
Désolé, je dois y aller maintenant.
Bref juste travail bcp
merci
Vas-y
Adieu
U_0=1
U_{n+1}=(3U_n+1)/(2U_n+4)
W_n=(2_Un-1)/(U_n+1)
Prove that W_n is geomertic
geometric series?
try strong induction for U{n - 1} then prove it for U{n + 1} until you get geometric series
i think that should suffice in proving it for U{n + 4}
then use the induction hypotheses until you get a geometric series
First express Un in terms of Wn and then W{n+1} in terms of Un and consequently in terms of Wn. You will get that W{n+1}=const * Wn.
I dont think is that
U_0=1
U_{n+1}=(3U_n+1)/(2U_n+4)
W_n=(2_Un-1)/(U_n+1)
Prove that W_n is geomertic
Do you mean this?
$\newline U_{n+1}=\frac{3U_{n}+1}{2U_{n}+4} \newline\newline W_{n}=\frac{2U_{n}-1}{U_{n}+1}$
solarunes
Then QD is right.
But i don't understand what he mean
How do geometric sequences work?
No he didn't prove that it's geometric
Nop
If you do what he said you'll find that it is indeed a geometric sequence.
Think about how this kind of sequence is defined recursively. For any $W_n$, $W_{n+1}$ can be expressed as some constant times $W_n$. So your goal should be to define $W_{n+1}$ in terms of $W_n$ and see if it meets that criterion.
solarunes
How do you do that? By expressing $U_n$ in terms of $W_n$, then using that in the definition of $W_{n+1}$ to get the desired form.
solarunes
No, he didn't. Because that is for you to do. Try it and you'll see, it's not that hard.
idon't understand
It's not hard, it's impossible
I understand ntg for real
Do you understand how a geometric sequence is defined?
Exactly. Now, if you're looking to find V_n in terms of V_{n-1}, how would you do that?
Hint: Just divide V_{n+1} by V_n.
Idk
But how
V_{n+1} = ...?
Just use this
Vn is v0*q
and so this is...?
Just use the definition with q you used earlier.
V_{n} = V_0 * q^n
V_{n+1} = ...?
Vn*q
Dont worry about this for now
Now can you answer this?
Is Vn*q
Really? V_{n+1} is the same as V_n?
Exactly! Now you just skipped ahead, that's good. Will save us some time.
So what you know now is that any geometric series will follow this pattern:
V_{n+1} = V_n * q
Where q is some constant that doens't change with respect to n.
And so, in the context of this problem, if we can show that
$W_{n+1} = W_{n} \cdot q$
for some q, we will have shown that $W_n$ is indeed a geometric sequence.
solarunes
So?
So the goal becomes expressing W_{n+1} in terms of W_n.
And we know that W_n can be expressed in terms of U_n. And U_{n+1} can also be expressed in terms of U_n.
Remember that, in order to prove that there is such a constant factor q at all, we want to express W_{n+1} in terms of W_n. That's the thing we need to do.
No! The q will inevitably show up if the sequence ends up being geometric, because that's how geometric series are defined.
We aren't so much interested in the actual value of q, just if W_{n+1}, again, can be written as W_{n} times some constant.
If we can show this, regardless of the actual value of q, we will have proven that W_n is geometric.
But to make It explicit
You will get an explicit value for q once you show the relationship between W_{n+1} and W_n.
and how?
Let's see...
U_{n+1} can be expressed in U_n
W_n can be expressed in U_n
That means that U_n can be expressed in W_n, too. And then so can U_{n+1}.
And because W_n can be expressed in U_n, W_{n+1} can be expressed in U_{n+1}, and then also in W_n because of the above fact.
I understand nothing u are syaing
It is hard to understand, don't worry.
I am dumb too
No, you're just new to this kind of problem. It's okay. We'll go through it slowly.
You agree with me that U_{n+1} can be expressed in terms of U_n, right? Consulting this picture?
Yea
And it seems logical that we could rearrange the second equation to solve for U_n in terms of W_n, yes?
Yes
So, by substituting W_n for U_n in the first equation, after solving the second one for U_n, we can also express U_{n+1} in terms of W_n, do you agree?
We can solve the second equation for U_n. Then we get some term involving W_n that is equal to U_n. Then we can just take that term and replace all the U_n's in the first equation with it.
yes
So now we've expressed U_{n+1} in terms of W_n, correct?
The first equation expresses U_{n+1} in terms of U_n.
Now you've taken the second equation and solved it for U_n in terms of W_n, so you've got something like U_n = f(W_n).
Now you can just replace all the U_n's in the first equation with their f(W_n)'s, to get U_{n+1} in terms of W_n.
Well not quite. Remember that we have some expression f(W_n) = U_n, so we have to replace U_n with that.
Fr i dont understand ntg
Should we just do the task perhaps?
To see if that helps.
Maybe it'll make things clearer.
Okay, so step 1: Solve the second equation for U_n. Go ahead.
?
Look at the graphic I replied to. Those are the 2 equations that you now, from the task. Solve the second one for U_n.
U_n = ... something with W_n
Just rearrange it.
Where graphic?
Ye
So let's go. Rearrange the second equation for U_n.
What u mean
Just rearrange it to get U_n in terms of W_n.
How
You know how to solve a simple equation, right? It's just arithmetic. I'll even do the first step:
$\newline\newline \left(U_{n}+1\right)\cdot W_{n}=\left(U_{n}+1\right)\cdot\frac{2U_{n}-1}{U_{n}+1}$
solarunes
Wu+w=2u²-U+2u-1/u+1
And so U_n is...?
On the right side, the (U_n + 1) and the denominator of the fraction cancel out.
No. I suggest using pen and paper or typing it into desmos, then rearranging the terms. Just do it properly, not in your head.
This?
This is the first step. I multiplied both sides with the denominator of the fraction on the right, to get rid of it.
I understand nothing how u find this
Ok
Do you know how to go from there?
Yep
Then let's go. Find U_n.
Multiply the left side out, group the U_n terms from the left and right side together.
Wait 2 secs i gonna try myself a little bit
Sure! Take all the time you need.
I found It
Wow! I'm impressed.
Yep
Yes exactly. That's the last step.
but it's a hard question fr
Sure is.
Like we have to think about the formula
Can I ask, what grade are you in?
11
Incredible. When I was in high school, all we did was basic integral calculus and a little analytical geometry.
This one's quite brutal by comparison.
Yep
I grew up in Germany.
That is, it's not all that complicated. Just simple algebraic manipulation, after all.
But the required level of reasoning is unusual for school exercise, at least from my experience.
Either way, I guess that concludes this matter.
Yep I think too
Type .solved to close this thread.
But when we get the idea we can solve them so easily
Yep
Have a good one!
