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A geometric series is a series of the form $c + cr + cr^2 + cr^3 + ... = \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} cr^k$. Use closures (discussed near the end of the Plotting Graphs notebook from class) to define a function `geometric_sequence(c, r)` which returns a function $f$ such that $f(n)$ is the term of the sequence ${c, cr, cr^2, cr^3, ...}$ with index $n$. (Observe $f(0) = c$, $f(1) = cr$, $f(2) = cr^2$ and so on.)

          A geometric series is a series of the form
$c + cr + cr^2 + cr^3 + ... = \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} cr^k$.
Use closures (discussed near the end of the Plotting Graphs notebook from class) to define a function `geometric_sequence(c, r)` which returns a function $f$ such that $f(n)$ is the term of the sequence ${c, cr, cr^2, cr^3, ...}$ with index $n$. (Observe $f(0) = c$, $f(1) = cr$, $f(2) = cr^2$ and so on.)

A geometric series is a series of the form
c + cr + cr^2 + cr^3 + ... = ∑k=0^∞ cr^k.
Use closures (discussed near the end of the Plotting Graphs notebook from class) to define a function `geometricsequence(c, r)` which returns a function f such that f(n) is the term of the sequence c, cr, cr^2, cr^3, ... with index n. (Observe f(0) = c, f(1) = cr, f(2) = cr^2 and so on.)

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A geometric series is a series of the form c + cr + cr^2 + cr^3 +...= Î£ K=0 Use closures to define a function geometric_sequence(c, r) which returns a function f such that f(n) is the term of the sequence {c, cr, cr^2, cr^3,...} with index n. (Observe f(0) = c, f(1) = cr, f(2) = cr^2 and so on.)