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Powerpoint Jeopardy 10 20 30 40 50 Arithmetic Sequences Right Triangles Word Problems Geometric Random 10 20 30 40 50

Arithmetic Sequences – 10 points In an arithmetic sequences which variable represents the common difference? Arithmetic Sequences – 10 points Category 1 - 10

In an arithmetic sequence t(0) is represented by which variable? Arithmetic Sequences– 20 points Category 1 - 20

What is the explicit form of an arithmetic sequence? Arithmetic Sequences– 30 points

Give the next three terms of the sequences AND write the rule. Arithmetic Sequences– 40 points n 1 2 3 t(n) 12 18 24 30

In an arithmetic sequence t(4)=27 and t(9)=57 In an arithmetic sequence t(4)=27 and t(9)=57. Write the algebraic expression that represents this sequence. Arithmetic Sequences– 50 points

What is the formula for sin? Right Triangles – 10 points

Say the formula for cos AND the formula for tan. Right Triangles– 20 points

What does SOH CAH TOA stand for? Right Triangles– 30 points

Solve for x. Round to the nearest tenth. Right Triangles– 40 points 15 37 x

Solve for x. Round to the nearest tenth. Right Triangles– 50 points 42 x 7

You just got a part-time job You just got a part-time job. You already have $20 saved up and you will be earning $45 each week at your job. Identity the initial value in this situation. Word Problems – 10 points

You are keeping track of how many miles you run You are keeping track of how many miles you run. You have already run 53 miles total and you plan to run 7 miles each day from now on. Write the algebraic expression that would represent this situation. Word Problems– 20 points

Suppose you want to save up to buy a car that costs $3575 Suppose you want to save up to buy a car that costs $3575. You already have $200 saved up and you are making $225 each week. How many weeks until you will be able to buy the car? Word Problems– 30 points

Five dress shirts cost the same amount as seven ties Five dress shirts cost the same amount as seven ties. Two dress shirts and four ties cost $13.60. How much does each item cost? Word Problems– 40 points

Nine weeks ago Mark decided to start saving baseball cards Nine weeks ago Mark decided to start saving baseball cards. He already had some cards when he started and then added the same amount to his collection each week. Five weeks after deciding to do this he already had 302 cards in his collection. Now he has 394. How many did he start with? Word Problems– 50 points

What is the formula for a geometric sequence? Geometric Sequences – 10 points

Write the algebraic expression for a geometric equation that has an initial value of 3 and a multiplier of 9. Geometric Sequences– 20 points

Every year that Allen works at his job he receives a 5% raise Every year that Allen works at his job he receives a 5% raise. When he started he was making $35,000 a year. Write the algebraic expression that represents this situation. Geometric Sequences– 30 points

In a geometric sequence t(1)=15 and t(4)=405 In a geometric sequence t(1)=15 and t(4)=405. Write the equation for this sequence. Geometric Sequences– 40 points

In a geometric sequence t(2)=1/2 and t(4)=1/32 In a geometric sequence t(2)=1/2 and t(4)=1/32. Write the algebraic expression for this sequence. Geometric Sequences– 50 points

What operations (+,-,x,/) are used in arithmetic sequences? Random – 10 points

Which operations are used in geometric sequences? Random– 20 points

Write the equation for a recursive sequence. Random – 30 points

What is t(5) in the sequence t(n)=4-3n? Random – 40 points

What is t(3) in a geometric sequence with an initial value of 8 and a multiplier of 5? Random – 50 points