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数B 等差数列 下の写真の(2)について2点の質問があります ①赤マーカーの部分ですが、第3項はどうなるのでしょうか? ②今まで見てきたものは、一番最後がnのつくもので終わっていたのですが、この赤マーカー部分の列はnがつくものの先が書かれていると思います。nが最後に... 続きを読む

基本例題 88 調和数列とその一般項 (1) 調和数列 20, 15, 12, 10, の一般項 αn を求めよ。 (2) 初項が α, 第2項がbである調和数列がある。 この数列の第n項an を α, b で表せ。 p.514 基本事項 [5] 指針▷> 数列 {an}が調和数列 (a≠0)数列{1}が等差数列 調和数列は等差数列に直して考える。 (1) 各項の逆数をとると,{1 : 解答 (1) 20, 15,12,10, 1 1 1 1 20'15'12'10' 1 をnで表し、再びその逆数をとる。 an (2) 等差数列{}の初項が 数列②の初項は 一般項は 等差数列 まず初項と公差 (2) 条件から, 一般項は 20' 2/1+(n-1).. 公差は よって, 数列 ① の一般項 α は 1 1 1 b 1 1 an a この数列の初項は 1,公差は ****** 1 15 an= = 1 n+2 60 60 1 1 1 1 20'15'12'10' -+(n-1)² ② が等差数列となる。 1 1 20 60 2-1) a-b ab 1 1 b a an= (a−b)n-a+2b ab よって、 調和数列の一般項 α は ab (a-b)n-a+26 第2項が 1/18 公差は13 が調和数列であるから, ****** であるから, ********* 60 n+2 が等差数列となる。 a-b ab であるから, が等差数列となる。 1 a <bm= とする。 各項の逆数をとる。 <bnts-bn=d <bm=bi+(n-1) d 逆数をとる。 4= <bn+1-bk=d 1 各項の逆数をとる。 <b=b;+(n-1)d b 逆数をとる。 α=. = 1/ b 章 2等差数列 3章 12

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