Infinite Sequences and Series
Definition
Infinite sequences are lists of numbers that continue indefinitely, while infinite series are sums of those numbers. They can converge to a finite value or diverge to infinity.
Related terms
Convergence: When an infinite sequence or series approaches a finite value as more terms are added.
Divergence: When an infinite sequence or series does not approach a finite value and instead goes to infinity or negative infinity.
Geometric Series: A specific type of infinite series where each term is multiplied by a common ratio.
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