2) Finite Continued Fractions Flashcards

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What is a finite continued fraction

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What is a simple finite continued fraction

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A finite continued fraction is simple if all its elements are integers.

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How are the sequences (pk) and (qk) defined in terms of a sequence (xk) in continued fractions

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How can a continued fraction of the form [x0:x1,x2,…,xn,w] be expressed in terms of the sequences (pk) and (qk)

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How can a finite continued fraction [x0 :x1,x2,…,xn] be expressed in terms of the sequences (pn) and (qn)

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What key properties hold for the sequences (pk) and (qk) in continued fractions

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Describe the proof of the key properties of the sequences (pk) and (qk)

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For a finite simple continued fraction [x0:x1,…,xn] with associated sequences (pk) and (qk), what is gcd(pk ,qk ) for each k≥0

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For each k ≥ 0, we have gcd(pk, qk) = 1

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Describe the proof that gcd (pk, qk) = 1for each k ≥0 in a finite simple continued fraction

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If the Continued Fraction Algorithm terminates what number does it represent

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The Continued Fraction Algorithm terminates for every rational number

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