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• Geometric series
  A '''geometric series''' is a [[series (mathematics)|series]] associated with a [[geometric seque Thus, every geometric series has the form
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• Talk:Geometric series
  A '''geometric series''' is the ''sum'' of the numbers in a geometric progression: I avoided to include the "formula" of the geometric series since this is an elementary topic, and non- scientists often don't like for
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• Template:Geometric series/Metadata
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• Geometric series/Definition
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• Geometric series/Related Articles
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• Template:Geometric series/Metadata
  | pagename = Geometric series | abc = geometric series
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• Geometric sequence
  The computation of compound interest leads to a geometric series: The sum of an infinite geometric sequence is a [[geometric series]]:
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• Geometric sequence/Citable Version
  The computation of compound interest leads to a geometric series: The sum of an infinite geometric sequence is a [[geometric series]]:
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• User:Peter Schmitt/Notes
  {{r|Geometric series}}
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• Geometric series
  A '''geometric series''' is a [[series (mathematics)|series]] associated with a [[geometric seque Thus, every geometric series has the form
  7 KB (1,134 words) - 16:18, 22 January 2010
• Interest rate/Related Articles
  {{r|Geometric series}}
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• Geometric sequence/Related Articles
  {{r|Geometric series}}
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• Talk:Series (mathematics)
  == Geometric series == ...a paragraph in this article explaining the idea of the sum of an infinite geometric series.[[User:Nick Gardner|Nick Gardner]] 10:09, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
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• Talk:Geometric series
  A '''geometric series''' is the ''sum'' of the numbers in a geometric progression: I avoided to include the "formula" of the geometric series since this is an elementary topic, and non- scientists often don't like for
  9 KB (1,436 words) - 08:41, 16 January 2010
• User:Peter Schmitt
  [[Arithmetic sequence]] [[Geometric sequence]] [[Geometric series]]
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• Holomorphic function/Proofs
  ...f the sum and the integeral is justified by the uniform convergence of the geometric series within subsets of its disk of convergence that are bounded away from the bo
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• Money supply/Tutorials
  ...+ r² + r³ + . . is a [[geometric series]], and it can be shown that if r is less than 1, and if the series could be
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• Talk:Prime Number Theorem
  ...roduct on the right-hand side is a finite product of absolutely convergent geometric series and so may be rearranged to form the sum on the left. But that sum is ther
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• Series (mathematics)
  ...age:Geometric_series.png|thumb|350px|Fig. 1. Graphical representation of a geometric series.]] This is a special example of what is called [[geometric series]]. The sum is finite!
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• Banking/Tutorials
  ...+ r² + r³ + . . is a [[geometric series]], and it can be shown that if r is less than 1, and if the series could be
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• Prime Number Theorem
  To see why this is so, we use the formula for the sum of a [[geometric series]] to write the product as
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• Function (mathematics)
  The sum of the [[geometric series]]
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• CZ:Featured article
  {{rpr|Geometric series}} (October 8 — 14, 2011)
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• Wasan
  ...rimeter of an infinite-sided polygon, a.k.a. the circle, is the sum of a [[geometric series]] ( a + ar + ar² + ar³…), which equals to a/(1 - r)
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• Talk:Prime number/Archive 1
  ...elies on the divergence of the harmonic series and the sum of the infinite geometric series, both of which are fairly advanced topics (in comparison with what precedes ...eading: I would insert, just before ''"Using the formula for the sum of a geometric series,"'' a phrase which tells the reader that we're about to prove the Euler for
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