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The first five terms of a sequence are 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, …
think, squared...
n^2
I got it (n+1)^2
I figured it out but is there a method
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I figured it out but is there a method
Is there a method to figure it out ??
@ehuman is there a method to find it out
not a hard fast method, you just have to analyse the problem. n^2 is correct. because you insert which ever n you want to examine and it will return the proper value. It is not asking for a formula to predict terms in a given range, so n^2 satisfies the question.
if it asks for the "next" term then your (n+1)^2 satisfies it.
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thank u !
you bet
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