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Is the sequence 5, 9, 15, ... an arithmetic sequence? Explain.
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if the difference of any two consecutive terms (\(d=a_n-a_{n-1}\)) is constant, then it is a arithmetic sequence.
Compare 9-5 with 15-9.
so it is an arithmetic sequence?
use your brain...
shut up i'm not good at maths
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are 9-5 and 15-9 equal?
no they are not equal. So i guess that means it isn't an arithmetic sequence. Can u explain why?
good. that's why. if the sequence were an arithmetic one, both differences are supposed to be equal.
ok thank you
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