AD Series¶
A mathematical sucsession \(t_1, t_2, ... , t_i, ...\) is an infinite sequence of numbers (usually real) such that each \(t_i\) is computed by a formula parameterized to the previous term (or a number of them). The Mathematical Series induced by a given math succession is the succession of the incremental sums of the succession’s terms. Hence, the series will be \(s_1, s_2, ... , s_n, ...\) such that
\(s_1 = t_1\)
\(s_2 = t_1 + t_2\)
\(s_3 = t_1 + t_2 + t_3\)
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Let’s consider the recursive definition of a mathematical succession parameterized by the real number constants \(k\), \(a\), and the succession index \(i\) such that:
\(t_{1} = a\)
\(t_{i} = {-1}^i * \pi * \frac {k + \sqrt{|t_{i-1}|}} {2*|t_{i-1}|}\)
Implement the following two Python functions in the module ad_series (file ad_series.py).
The first function is:
- ad_term(k, x, i)¶
such that
For example:
>>> x = ad_term(2, 1, 2) >>> round(x, 4) 4.7124 >>> x = ad_term(2, x, 3) >>> round(x, 4) -1.3903
They are available at the ad_term-test.txt file.
The second function is:
ad_sum5\((k, a)\)
such that
given
returns a
floatwith s_5 of the series induced by the succession above (in either words, the addition of the first 5 terms of the succession) rounded to 4 decimals.Note
Notice that a is the first term in the definition and therefore it is part of the 5 terms to be added.
For example:
>>> ad_sum5(0, 1) 1.3945 >>> ad_sum5(2, 1) 6.2106 >>> ad_sum5(1, 2) 1.8902
Warning
This function implementation must call the previous function as many times as needed.
Doctests for validation are available at the ad_sum5-test.txt file.