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5. nth Term Arithmetic Sequences Binomial Theorem SummationSequences 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Geometric Sequences

7. This is the nth term of the following sequence:

8. What is: ?

9. This is the nth term of the following sequence:

10. What is: ?

11. This is the nth term of the following sequence:

12. What is: ?

13. This is the nth term of the following sequence:

14. What is ?

15. This is the nth term of the following sequence:

16. What is ?

17. This is a sequence where successive terms have a common difference.

18. What is an arithmetic sequence?

19. This is the nth term of an arithmetic sequence, given a 1 =1 and d=8.

20. What is a n =-3+8n, or a n =5+8(n-1)?

21. This is the sum of the first twenty-five terms of the sequence: 2n+5.

22. What is 775?

23. This is the sum of: 5+9+13+…+49.

24. What is 324?

25. This is the recursive formula given a 8 =75 and a 20 =39.

26. What is: a 1 =96, a n =a n-1 -3?

27. This is the term multiplied by each successive term of a geometric sequence.

28. What is the common ratio?

29. This is the infinite sum of the following geometric sequence:

30. What is it diverges because r<-1?

31. This is the nth term of the geometric sequence given:

32. What is ?

33. This is the sum of the first 10 terms of the geometric sequence given:

34. What is 1,747,625?

35. This is the infinite sum of:

36. What is 48?

37. This is the value of

38. What is 3?

39. This is the value of

40. What is 126?

41. This is the coefficient of x 5 in (x+3) 8.

42. What is 1,512?

43. This is the binomial expansion of (2x+3) 3.

44. What is: 8x 3 +36x 2 +54x+27?

45. This is the ninth term in the expansion of (x+2) 15.

46. What is 1,647,360?

47. This is the value of

48. What is 15?

49. This is the value of

50. What is 36?

51. This is the value of

52. What is 224?

53. This is the value of

54. What is 41,360?

55. This is the value of

56. What is 9,086?

57. This is a function whose domain is the set of positive integers.

58. What is a sequence?

59. This is a method for proving statements involving natural numbers is true for all natural numbers.

60. What is mathematical induction?

61. This is a special sequence with a recursive formula of:

62. What is the Fibonacci sequence?

63. This defines the following sequence recursively: 1,3,6,10,15,…

64. What is ?

65. This classifies the following sequence as geometric, arithmetic, or neither and identifies a 1 and d or r.

66. What is an arithmetic sequence with a= -1 and d=-5?

67. Make your wager

68. This is the proof for using mathematical induction to show:

69. What is: (see note)