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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Make a simple drawing of three or more similar objects whose lengths can be represented by an arithmetic sequence. Write the corresponding arithmetic sequence, and a recursive or explicit formula for that sequence.

OpenStudy (john_es):

May be you can use the usual regular geometric forms: triangle, square, etc. Then, choosing the perimeter as the function to find with an arithmetic sequence, you find that L : length of one side P : perimeter \[P(n)=3L+(n-1)L\] And then, for a triangle you have, P(1)=3L, for a square, P(2)=4L, and so on.

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