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Which of the following statements correctly determines the rule for generating the next term in the sequence 23, 19.5, 16, 12.5...Question
Which of the following statements correctly determines the rule for generating the next term in the sequence 23, 19.5, 16, 12.5, . . .? (1 point)
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Multiply by the common difference of −3.5.
Multiply by the common difference of negative 3.5 .
Add the common ratio of −3.5.
Add the common ratio of negative 3.5 .
Multiply by the common ratio of −3.5.
Multiply by the common ratio of negative 3.5 .
Add the common difference of −3.5.
Add the common difference of negative 3.5 .
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Multiply by the common difference of −3.5.
Multiply by the common difference of negative 3.5 .
Add the common ratio of −3.5.
Add the common ratio of negative 3.5 .
Multiply by the common ratio of −3.5.
Multiply by the common ratio of negative 3.5 .
Add the common difference of −3.5.
Add the common difference of negative 3.5 .
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To determine the rule for generating the next term in the sequence 23, 19.5, 16, 12.5, we first identify the pattern of the sequence.
1. Calculate the differences between consecutive terms:
- 19.5 - 23 = -3.5
- 16 - 19.5 = -3.5
- 12.5 - 16 = -3.5
Since the difference between each term is consistently -3.5, this indicates that the sequence is arithmetic, where we add a common difference to get the next term.
Given these observations, the correct statement that describes how to find the next term in the sequence is:
**Add the common difference of −3.5.**
1. Calculate the differences between consecutive terms:
- 19.5 - 23 = -3.5
- 16 - 19.5 = -3.5
- 12.5 - 16 = -3.5
Since the difference between each term is consistently -3.5, this indicates that the sequence is arithmetic, where we add a common difference to get the next term.
Given these observations, the correct statement that describes how to find the next term in the sequence is:
**Add the common difference of −3.5.**
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