SEQUENCES AND SERIES
SEQUENCES AND SERIES 179 In the sequence of primes 2,3,5,7,…, we find that there is no formula for the nth prime. Such sequence can only be described by verbal description. In every sequence, we should not expect that its terms will necessarily be given by a specific formula. However , we expect a theoretical scheme or a rule for generating
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