Pre-Calculus
3126 |
Chapter
11 - Sequences & The Binomial Theorem |
Vocabulary: Infinite
Sequence, Finite Sequence, Factorials, Summation Notation, Sigma Notation,
Index of Summation, Series, Arithmetic Sequence, Common Difference, Nth Term
of an Arithmetic Sequence, Sum of a Finite Arithmetic Sequence, Geometric
Sequence,Common Ratio, Nth Term of a Geometric Sequence, Geometric Series,
Geometric Series |
Writing Prompts: A. Explain the process of
Mathematical Induction and state how it is used in proofs. B. Discuss the Binomial Theorem and
its relation to Pascal's Triangle. |
Code |
LE's
& SPI's |
Fundamental
Course Skills |
Sample
Assignment |
S |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.1 Represent sequences and series. |
Write
the first several terms of a sequence. |
2
Days ~ 11.1 p.
864-865 #1-64 (4ths) |
E |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.1 Represent sequences and series. |
Write
the terms of a sequence defined by a recursive formula. |
|
S |
SPI
4.2 Use sigma notation to represent a series. LE
4.2 Determine, when possible, the sums of infinite series. |
Use
Summation Notation. |
|
S |
SPI
4.2 Use sigma notation to represent a series. LE
4.2 Determine, when possible, the sums of infinite series. |
Find
the Sum of a Sequence by hand and by using a graphing utility. |
|
S |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.1 Represent sequences and series. |
Find
a formula for an arithmetic sequence. |
1
Day ~
11.2
p. 872-873 #1-39 odd |
S |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.2 Determine, when possible, the sums of infinite series. |
Find
the sum of an arithmetic sequence. |
|
S |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.1 Represent sequences and series. |
Find
a formula for a geometric sequence. |
1
Day ~
11.3
p. 882 #1-60 (3rds) |
S |
SPI
4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of sequences by representing them
recursively and explicitly.
LE 4.2 Determine, when possible, the sums of infinite series. |
Find
the sum of a geometric sequence. |
|
S |
SPI
4.5 Find the sum of an infinite geometric series. LE 4.2 Determine,
when possible, the sums of infinite series. |
Find
the sum of a infinite geometric sequence. |
|
E |
SPI
1.5 Use models when appropriate to draw conclusions or make predictions. |
Prove
statements using mathematical induction. |
1
Day ~ 11.4
p. 887 #1-15 (3rds) |
S |
SPI
4.6 Use the Binomial Theorem to expand binomials. |
Evaluate
a binomial coefficient. |
1
Day ~ 11.5
p. 895 #1-39 (3rds) |
E |
SPI
4.6 Use the Binomial Theorem to expand binomials. |
Expand
a binomial. |
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Chapter
Review |
1
Day ~ p.897-898 #1-66 (3rds) |
This chapter should take a total of 8 days
including testing. |