Sequences - Free Formula Sheet: bit.ly/4eau2KQ Arithmetic Sequences: th-cam.com/video/mxEIFO8vXKY/w-d-xo.html Geometric Sequences: th-cam.com/video/zJEWcysAc44/w-d-xo.html Final Exams and Video Playlists: www.video-tutor.net/
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My teacher said to just guess the general rule...but I don't like guessing things...I like following formulas...so thanks for getting a formula to GET the formula hahahah...but the negative,positive,negative,positive sequences are the ones that I am worried about but I think I got this...thanks again.
An alternative method for an equation to solve for a sequence's equation is by writing a(n)=d(n)+a(0) [()=subscript], whereby a(n)= the sequence and or the coefficient as the common difference number times an interchangeable number [n], + the sequence to a subscript of 0 [a(0)] given this is equal to the constant that upscales or downscales each term [i.e 7,10,13 and 3,6,9 are technically both the same sequence only the constant of a(0) is different with it being 4 for the first variation and 0 for the second variation] depending on the sign of its value (positive or negative) given a subscript 0 is also a value that differentiates a variation of sequence from an original sequence that is otherwise identical and is a value that exists independently of the common difference between numbers. This way the equation can be applied to any type of arithmetic sequence regardless of its values and conditions as you simply have to substitute numbers into this skeleton or outline, while this is technically accomplishing the same result it is easier to remember this formula and it is more universal. Additional formulas and summary: d=a(2)-a(1) a(0)=a1-d=a(1)-[a(2)-a(1)] a(n)=d(n)+a(0)
Nice video, however, could you make this video as though explaining to a child? I am not understanding how you get your a to the zeros and why we subtract one, etc. Thank you for trying at least.
im kinda upset with my math teacher because she kept asking for the general formulas of a certain sequence without tackling a single hint about the arithmetic formula and explaining how to to solve it.
Not to be picky but some of your examples are not arithmetic sequences. The square sequences, for example, or the alternating -1,1-1,1 etc (which I think would be a geometric sequence with a common ratio of -1). The explanations are nonetheless useful, but since the video title refers to arithmetic sequences, this may cause a little confusion.
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@@cassied9327 not really, only the first two digits are the square of a natural number plus one, i dont really know how to write the equation for this one, but its first plus 3, then plus 5, then plus 7, then plus 9,
@@davienng7859 n^2+1 would work for for 10, 17, and 26 as well. n=3 : 3^2+1=9+1=10 n=4: 4^2+1=116+1=7 n=5: 5^2+1=25+1=26 You're not wrong about the plus 3, plus 5, plus 7, then plus 9 though n^2+1 is a way to generate that pattern starting at n=1 we get: 2,5,10,17,26,37,50, etc. that is the same as plus 3, plus 5, plus 7, plus 9, plus 11, plus 13, etc. (if we start at 2 and then add the 3 to get the next term, 5)
Sequences - Free Formula Sheet: bit.ly/4eau2KQ
Arithmetic Sequences: th-cam.com/video/mxEIFO8vXKY/w-d-xo.html
Geometric Sequences: th-cam.com/video/zJEWcysAc44/w-d-xo.html
Final Exams and Video Playlists: www.video-tutor.net/
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My teacher said to just guess the general rule...but I don't like guessing things...I like following formulas...so thanks for getting a formula to GET the formula hahahah...but the negative,positive,negative,positive sequences are the ones that I am worried about but I think I got this...thanks again.
Guess? In maths? What a load of poppycock
An alternative method for an equation to solve for a sequence's equation is by writing a(n)=d(n)+a(0)
[()=subscript], whereby a(n)= the sequence and or the coefficient as the common difference number times an interchangeable number [n], + the sequence to a subscript of 0 [a(0)] given this is equal to the constant that upscales or downscales each term [i.e 7,10,13 and 3,6,9 are technically both the same sequence only the constant of a(0) is different with it being 4 for the first variation and 0 for the second variation] depending on the sign of its value (positive or negative) given a subscript 0 is also a value that differentiates a variation of sequence from an original sequence that is otherwise identical and is a value that exists independently of the common difference between numbers. This way the equation can be applied to any type of arithmetic sequence regardless of its values and conditions as you simply have to substitute numbers into this skeleton or outline, while this is technically accomplishing the same result it is easier to remember this formula and it is more universal.
Additional formulas and summary: d=a(2)-a(1)
a(0)=a1-d=a(1)-[a(2)-a(1)]
a(n)=d(n)+a(0)
Nice video, however, could you make this video as though explaining to a child? I am not understanding how you get your a to the zeros and why we subtract one, etc. Thank you for trying at least.
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what is the sequence is decreasing how do you write an equation for that?
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im kinda upset with my math teacher because she kept asking for the general formulas of a certain sequence without tackling a single hint about the arithmetic formula and explaining how to to solve it.
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Not to be picky but some of your examples are not arithmetic sequences. The square sequences, for example, or the alternating -1,1-1,1 etc (which I think would be a geometric sequence with a common ratio of -1).
The explanations are nonetheless useful, but since the video title refers to arithmetic sequences, this may cause a little confusion.
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What about teacher if we dont have first term and common difference what will be the solution
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What if there is no common difference? Like 2,5,10,17,26?
If you notice, these numbers are the square of a natural number plus one.
For this one I would write n^2+1
@@cassied9327 not really, only the first two digits are the square of a natural number plus one, i dont really know how to write the equation for this one, but its first plus 3, then plus 5, then plus 7, then plus 9,
@@davienng7859 n^2+1 would work for for 10, 17, and 26 as well.
n=3 : 3^2+1=9+1=10
n=4: 4^2+1=116+1=7
n=5: 5^2+1=25+1=26
You're not wrong about the plus 3, plus 5, plus 7, then plus 9 though
n^2+1 is a way to generate that pattern starting at n=1 we get: 2,5,10,17,26,37,50, etc.
that is the same as plus 3, plus 5, plus 7, plus 9, plus 11, plus 13, etc. (if we start at 2 and then add the 3 to get the next term, 5)
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