Arithmetic Progression Quiz

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Match the following dollar amounts with their corresponding numerical values:

$1.00 = 1 $5.00 = 5 $7.00 = 7 $10.00 = 10

Match the following values with their increments:

$2.00 = $1.00 increase from $1.00 $4.00 = $1.00 increase from $3.00 $6.00 = $1.00 increase from $5.00 $9.00 = $1.00 increase from $8.00

Match the following dollar amounts to their position in the arithmetic sequence:

$3.00 = 3rd position $8.00 = 8th position $1.00 = 1st position $6.00 = 6th position

Match the following dollar amounts to their description in an arithmetic progression:

<p>$4.00 = Even position in the sequence $7.00 = Odd position in the sequence $2.00 = Lowest two-digit amount $10.00 = Highest value in the sequence</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following dollar amounts with the number of $1.00 increments needed to reach them starting from $1.00:

<p>$5.00 = 4 increments $3.00 = 2 increments $9.00 = 8 increments $6.00 = 5 increments</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Arithmetic Progression

A sequence of numbers where each number is greater than the previous one by a constant amount.

Numerical Sequence

A sequence of monetary values increasing by $1.00 each time.

Common Difference

The constant difference between consecutive terms in an arithmetic progression.

Amount

The monetary value of each term in a numerical sequence.

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Length of a sequence

The total number of terms in an arithmetic progression.

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Study Notes

Numerical Sequence

The provided sequence represents a series of increasing monetary values, each incrementing by $1.00.
The values are expressed in U.S. dollars, with a precision to the nearest cent.
The amounts are listed in ascending order from $1.00 to $10.00.
This sequence, with its consistent increase of $1.00, is an example of an arithmetic progression or sequence.
The terms represent possible prices, quantities, or other financial metrics.
The lack of context makes it difficult to ascribe specific meaning to the individual values.