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A '''series''' is a sum of consecutive terms in a [[sequence]]. Common series are based on common sequences. | A '''series''' is a sum of consecutive terms in a [[sequence]]. Common series are based on common sequences. | ||
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* [[Polynomial geometric series]] | * [[Polynomial geometric series]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:17, 22 April 2008
A series is a sum of consecutive terms in a sequence. Common series are based on common sequences.
Common Series
- Arithmetic series
- Arithmetico-geometric series
- Geometric series
- Harmonic series
- Polynomial geometric series
See also
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