Asked by brandon
find the rule for the Nth term of the arithmetic sequence. 11/2, 25/6, 17/6, 3/2, 1/6.....
If you change the denomators to 6, you should notice the numerators follow the sequence:
33,25,17,9,1,...which is an arithmetic sequence with a common difference of -8
so term(n) = -8n + k
since for n=1 term(1)=33, k must be 41
so term(n) = -8n + 41
If you change the denomators to 6, you should notice the numerators follow the sequence:
33,25,17,9,1,...which is an arithmetic sequence with a common difference of -8
so term(n) = -8n + k
since for n=1 term(1)=33, k must be 41
so term(n) = -8n + 41
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