Find the product of (k – 9)2 using the perfect square trinomial rule shown on the left. The product (k – 9)2 can also be written
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An aritmetic sequcne is represented as
where
an=nth term
a1=first term
d=common differnce, or how much each term increases by
n=which term
example
1,3,5, etc
first term is 1
common difference is 2 because it increases by 2 each time
so the formula would be
if we had
5,3,1
first term s 5
common difference is -2 since it goes up by -2 each time
so formula is
hope this helps
where
an=nth term
a1=first term
d=common differnce, or how much each term increases by
n=which term
example
1,3,5, etc
first term is 1
common difference is 2 because it increases by 2 each time
so the formula would be
if we had
5,3,1
first term s 5
common difference is -2 since it goes up by -2 each time
so formula is
hope this helps