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Arithmetic Sequences January 26, 2017

Outline Essential Question Vocabulary Identifying Arithmetic Sequences Finding the nth term of an Arithmetic Sequence

Essential Questions How do I identify an arithmetic sequence? How do I find the given term of arithmetic sequence?

Vocabulary Sequence A list of numbers that may form a pattern Term Definition Sequence A list of numbers that may form a pattern Each number in a sequence Arithmetic sequence When the terms of sequence differ by the same non-zero number (d) Common difference (d) Non-zero number that the terms have in common

Identifying Arithmetic Sequences