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s4w1 FC Introduction to sequences

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Question 1
1.

Given the following sequence: 3,9,27,81 Is this sequence

Question 2
2.

would the series of the sequence above be

Question 3
3.

what does the ellipsis ( ... ) mean at the end of a sequence?

Question 4
4.

Given the sequence 5,10,15,20,25,30... what is the 9th term of this sequence?

Question 5
5.

Is the above sequence

Question 6
6.

What is the difference between a sequence and a series

Question 7
7.
A sequence is usually shown in curly brackets. If there is an explicit rule for the sequence, you might see


if

Other Answer Choices:
the first number you plug into the rule for the first term
the last number you plug in after incrementing by one for each term
explicit rule
Question 8
8.

She only briefly touched on the topic of the sigma, and we have gone over that in class. the bottom number and top number work the same way as the sequence notation above.
Match the numbers to the vocab

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
the expression
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series
2
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sequence
30-2+1
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number of terms
7,10,13...
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the n of the first term
30
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the last term
91
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the n of the last term
Question 9
9.

Is the series above

Question 10
10.

John is on the 3rd floor. He presses the elevator button, then climbs the stairs and presses the elevator button on the 4th floor, he goes up the stairs, presses the elevator button again, and does this for every floor until he gets to the 10th floor and presses the button there. How many elevator buttons does he press?

Question 11
11.

There is one flight of stairs between each floor. How many flights of stairs does John climb?

Question 12
12.

The difference in these questions is called a fence rail/fence post problem.
if you put in post 1, then 2 then 3 until you get to 25, then you have put in 25 posts. if you put in post 26 the next day, then 27, ... to 34, then you have put in 34-26+1.
if you are then putting in the number of fence rails between the posts, the first day there are 25-1 spaces that need rails. the second day there are 34-27 spaces.

when you write that n goes from 5 to 12, how many terms do you have in your sequence? is it a fence post or a fence rail problem?

Question 13
13.

categorize the type of sequence or series

  • 1,2,3,2,1,2,3...
  • 3,5,7,9,11...
  • 2,4,8,16...
  • 6,12,18,24...
  • 7,14,28,56...
  • Arithmetic sequence or series
  • geometric sequence or series
  • neither arithmetic nor geometric
Question 14
14.

How are you feeling about

  • What is a sequence
  • What is a series
  • what is a arithmetic sequence or series
  • what is a geometric sequence or series
  • what is an example of a sequence that is neither geometric or arithmetic
  • notation for a sequence
  • notation for a series
  • how to find the first term
  • what is a finite sequence
  • what is an infinite sequence
  • fence rails or post problem
  • I got this
  • Fuzzy
  • so confused