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Algorithm Analysis Problems #1)

Please explain the solution thoroughly it's more important than the answer itself. Here is my class work and a provided link to origonal word document. Thank You.

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8, 10, 12 n, (n even). (i) (4 pts) How many terms are in the sequence? Your answer must be in terms of n. (Count the terms starting with 1 and not 0.) (ii) (6 pts) Compute the exact sum of the terms in the sequence in terms of n. 6 r a a t a IO ara d n-6 of terms) (first term

Explanation / Answer

STEP1:-

Given Sequence:-

8,10,12,.....,n.

1.Find out the common difference between two consecutive terms.

Let me consider the common difference be d.

Now d = 2.

STEP2:-

2.Find out the first term and the last term from the sequence.

Let me consider the first term be F.

Let me consider the last term be L.

STEP3:-

3.Find out the number of terms from the sequence by using formula.

The formula to find out the number of terms from the sequence is n = (L-F)/d + 1.


where...

n be the number of terms.
F be the first term.
L be the last term.
d be the common difference between consecutive terms.

Now...

n = (n-8)/2 + 1.
n = (n-8+2)/2
n = (n-6)/2

The total number of terms n = (n-6)/2.


2.The Exact sum of the first n terms in the sequence:-

The formula to find the Exact sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic sequence

Sum = n(F + L)/2

where...

sum be the sum of the first n terms in the sequence.

n be the number of terms in the sequence. // we should take from the above problem.

F be the first term in the sequence.

L be the last term in the sequence.

Now...

sum = (n-6)(8+n)
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2*2
sum = 8n+n^2-48-6n
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4
sum = n^2+2n-48
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4

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