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Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences

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Study sequences in 50s

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An is a list of numbers where each term increases by a constant amount , called the d . In a , each term is obtained by multiplying the previous term by a constant factor , known as the r . The general term of an arithmetic sequence is , while for a geometric sequence it is ( n - 1 ) . When solving problems , a quick check is to see if the differences or ratios remain steady . Use a timer set to 50 seconds to gauge your pace .

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