Starter quiz
- An arithmetic sequence has a common additive difference between successive terms. They are also frequently called __________ sequences.
- linear ✓
- increasing
- adding up
- geometric
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- In the linear equation what is the value of when ?
- '15' ✓
- In the linear equation what is the value of when ?
- '1' ✓
- Match the values to their respective values for the linear equation
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- Solve the equation ______
- '156' ✓
- Solve the equation and give your answer as a decimal. ______
- '229.75' ✓
Exit quiz
- In sequence notation, is the term and is the term's __________.
- position in the sequence ✓
- value
- additive difference
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- Which of these are the first three terms of the sequence ?
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- Which of these are the first five terms of the sequence ?
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- What is the term of the sequence ?
- '362' ✓
- What position is the term 258 in the sequence ?
- '37' ✓
- Which of the below are in the sequence ?
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The n^th term rule can identify what term number a given number is.
- If the term number is not a positive integer, then the term is not in the sequence.
Common misconception
As long as the equation can be solved, the value will be in the sequence.
For the value to be in the sequence, the value for must be a positive integer. If it is not, then the value is not in the sequence as the term number must be a positive integer.
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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