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Title: Arithmetic Sequence


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Arithmetic Sequence
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Objectives
  • At the end of the study, the student must be able
    to
  • define arithmetic sequence
  • know if a sequence is an arithmetic progression
  • apply arithmetic sequence in problems
  • insert arithmetic means between two numbers, and
  • get the common difference, first term, and nth
    term.

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What is it?
  • A sequence is a set of numbers in a specific
    order. What this means is that the set of numbers
    can be put into a one-to-one correspondence with
    the Counting Numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, ... ). Thus,
    you can talk about the 1st element (or term) in a
    sequence or the 10th element in a sequence or the
    101st element in a sequence.
  • An arithmetic sequence is a sequence in which the
    difference between any two consecutive terms is
    the same, i.e., the difference is a constant.
  • It is a sequence in which the difference between
    two successive terms has a constant (d) which is
    called the common difference.

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General Formula
  • tna(n-1)d
  • a first term
  • n no. of terms
  • d common difference
  • (term-previous term)
  • tn nth term

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Points to Ponder
  • The sequence that begins 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, . .
    . is an arithmetic sequence since the difference
    between consecutive terms is always 3.
  • The sequence that begins 8, 6, 4, 2, 0, -2, -4, .
    . . is an arithmetic sequence since the
    difference between consecutive terms is always
    -2.
  • In order to identify if a pattern is an
    arithmetic sequence you must examine consecutive
    terms. If all consecutive terms have a common
    difference you can conclude that the sequence is
    arithmetic.

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Examples
  • Find the variables being asked.
  • 2,7,12 find d and t12
  • d5
  • t12a(n-1)d
  • 2(11-1)5
  • 211(5)
  • 255
  • answer 57
  • 6, 10, 14 find t50
  • d40
  • t506(50-1)4
  • 6(49)4
  • 6196
  • 202

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  • 3. Find the 15th term of the A.P if the fifth
    term is 12 and the tenth term is -3
  • t5 a (5-1)d
  • t10 a (10-1)d
  • (a4d12)-1 a4d12
  • a9d-3 a4(-3)12
  • -a-4d-12 a-1212
  • a9d-3 a24
  • 5d-15 t15 a (15-1)d
  • d-3 2414(-3)
  • 14(-42)
  • -15

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  • 4. Find the value of k if 6-2k, 3k1, and 5k form
    an A.P.
  • (3k1)-(6-2k)(5k)-(3k1)
  • 3k1-6-2k5k-3k-1
  • 5k-52k-1
  • 3k4
  • k 4/3

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  • 5. Insert three arithmetic means between 4 and 10
  • 4, t2,t3,t4,10 t243/2 5 ½
  • t5a (5-1)d t35 ½3/27
  • 1044d t473/2 8 ½
  • 64d
  • d3/2

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ACTIVITIES
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Good Luck!!!
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  • I. Determine which of the following sequences
    are in A.P. For those that are in A.P, give the
    common difference, and the next three terms of
    the sequence.
  • 0.1, 0.01, 0.001
  • 40, 42, 44, 46
  • 5, 8, 11, 14
  • 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/12
  • 1.2, 1.8, 2.4
  • -11, -7, -3, 1
  • x2, 2x1, 3x
  • 1/3, 1, 5/3..
  • 5/3, 15/4, 5
  • v2, v3, v4, v5

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  • II. Given the first term (a), and the common
    difference (d) of an A.P, find the next 5 terms.
  • a 2/5 d 1/10
  • a 1.5 d 0.3
  • a 3 d -5
  • a -3 d 2
  • a x4 d x-2

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  • III. Find the common difference and insert four
    arithmetic means between the given numbers.
  • 9 and 24
  • -25 and 3
  • 4 and 179
  • 50.1 and 50. 7
  • a and a12
  • x 2 and x 10

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  • IV. Problem solving. Find the variable being
    asked.
  • If 5x 3, x 2 and 3x 11 form an A.P, find x
    and t21.
  • If the first term is -4, and the common
    difference is 3, what term is 116?
  • The ninth term of an A.P is 15, and the 17th term
    is 27, find the a and d.

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  • 4. The third term of an A.P is 9 and its 7th term
    is 49, what is the 11th term?
  • 5. A carpenter made a ladder with 16 rungs. The
    bottom rung is 70 cm. if each succeeding rung is
    1 cm shorter than the preceding, how long is the
    top most rung?

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Answers
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  • Test I answers
  • Not A.P
  • A.P, d 2, Next 3 terms 48, 50, 52
  • A.P, d 3, Next 3 terms 17, 20, 23
  • A.P, d -1/12, Next 3 terms 0, -1/12, -1/6
  • A.P, d 0.6, Next 3 terms 3, 3.6, 4.2
  • A.P, d 4, Next 3 terms 5, 9, 13
  • A.P, d x-1, Next 3 terms 4x-1, 5x-2, 6x-3
  • A.P, d 2/3, Next 3 terms 2 1/3, 3, 3 2/3
  • Not A.P
  • Not A.P

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  • Test II answers
  • 1/2, 3/5, 7/10, 4/5, 9/10
  • 1.8, 2.1, 2.4, 2.7, 3
  • -2, -7, -12, -17, -22
  • -1, 1, 3, 5, 7
  • 2x2, 3x, 4x-2, 5x-4, 6x-6

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  • Test III answers
  • d 3, Four arithmetic means 12, 15, 18, 21
  • d 28/5, Four arithmetic means -19 2/5, -13
    4/5, -8 1/5, -2 3/5
  • d 35, Four arithmetic means 39, 74, 109, 144
  • d 0.12, Four arithmetic means 50.22, 50.34,
    50.46, 50.58
  • d 12/5, Four arithmetic means a 12/5, a
    24/5, a 36/5, a 48/5
  • d 8/5, Four arithmetic means x 18/5, x
    26/5, x 34/5, x 42/5

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  • Test IV answers
  • x 3, t21 -128
  • n 41st term
  • d 3/2, a 3
  • 11th term 89
  • t16 55 cm

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THE END
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  • Prepared by
  • Marx Lennin Cabaltican
  • Bernadette Aubrey Cabrera
  • Precious Fernandez
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