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11 months ago

How would I do fractions for common difference for each arithmetic sequence?

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In an arithmetic sequence, you add or subtract a fixed amount called the common difference to be able to get the next term in the sequence.

The first step in solving an arithmetic sequence containing fractions, you subtract the first term from the second term to get the common difference.Then using this common difference you find the nth term asked.

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See the attached files

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