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What is the defining characteristic of a sequence?
What is the defining characteristic of a sequence?
- It consists of a set of numbers.
- It involves the sum of elements.
- It has a first and last term. (correct)
- It is always finite in nature.
In a sequence, what is each individual number called?
In a sequence, what is each individual number called?
- Factor
- Element (correct)
- Exponent
- Variable
Which type of sequence has an ellipsis symbol to indicate that it is unending?
Which type of sequence has an ellipsis symbol to indicate that it is unending?
- Finite Sequence
- Infinite Sequence (correct)
- Arithmetic Sequence
- Geometric Sequence
What is the main difference between a series and a sequence?
What is the main difference between a series and a sequence?
In a geometric sequence, what is inserted between two given terms?
In a geometric sequence, what is inserted between two given terms?
What does the common difference refer to in an arithmetic sequence?
What does the common difference refer to in an arithmetic sequence?
How would you identify a finite sequence?
How would you identify a finite sequence?
When should you use the square root of the product of two given terms in a geometric sequence?
When should you use the square root of the product of two given terms in a geometric sequence?