Starter quiz
- Arithmetic sequences have a __________ difference between successive terms.
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- Which of these will be amongst the first five terms of the arithmetic sequence ?
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- Which values are missing from this table for the linear equation ?
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- Here is a table of values for the linear equation When graphing this equation which coordinate pairs would you plot?
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- What is the gradient of the line?
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- What is the equation of this line?
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Exit quiz
- Arithmetic sequences like this one are also called ________ because they increase or decrease in a straight line.
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- Which term does not belong in this arithmetic sequence?
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- What is the constant additive difference in this linear sequence?
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- What is the next coordinate pair we would plot when graphing this arithmetic sequence?
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- What is the term of the arithmetic sequence graphed here?
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- What is the term of the arithmetic sequence graphed here?
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The n^th term rule can be generated from the sequence.
- The n^th term rule can be generated from the graph.
- The n^th term rule is the equation of the line.
Common misconception
When plotting a sequence you should always connect the points with a line.
Only the (term number, term value) should be plotted. Points should not be joined as these are discrete values.
Keywords
Arithmetic sequence - An arithmetic (or linear) sequence is a sequence where the difference between successive terms is a constant.
N^th term - The n^th term of a sequence is the position of a term in a sequence where n stands for the term number.
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