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- Write the first five terms of each sequence from its next-term rule.start 2; next = 10 − thisstart 1; next = this × (this + 1)start 0; next = 2(1 − this)start 1; next = \dfrac{1}{\text{this} + 1}start 2, 3; next = the product of the two before
- Start at 1 and write terms of a rule that multiplies a term by the number 3 more than it.
- Start at 3, square and subtract 2, and explain the pattern in the ones digits.
- Follow a rule with two cases, divide by 3 or add 4, and write terms until one repeats.
- Find the lost second term of a sum-of-two-terms sequence from its fifth term.
- Write terms of a fraction rule and find which starting number gives a special result.
- Square and subtract 5 from a start, then find a different start with a given outcome.
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Generating a sequence from a rule: the lesson ›More Chapter 5 worksheets: Arithmetic and geometric sequences
- 5.1Sequences, terms and notation
- 5.2Arithmetic sequences and the explicit formula
- 5.3Geometric sequences and the explicit formula
- 5.4Recursive formulas
- 5.5Generating a sequence from a rule
- 5.6Closed form versus recursive form