Question

Sequences

Answer 1

ok, for the first one, you would just find the decrease rate then table it out. (like (1, 15) then (2, 11) so on and so forth

Answer 2

the second one you can see that between three points (20, -, 32) that there is an increase of 12. assuming that the rate of increase is constant, you can divide the difference between the available points to get the correct answer. Sound right?

Answer 3

Actually, this is an arithmetic sequence, so there's no "decrease rate;" instead, each new sequence value is obtained by subtracting some quantity from the previous value. @goku-kai: what is this quantity?

Answer 4

Woah let me get this together in my head.... So the first one is separted by 4 is that the quantity @mathmale and @BrandonH4499 I will divide 20 by 12 and 32 by 12?

Answer 5

on the first one, that is right. but the second one, your kind of off. you would find the difference between the two available points then divide that by two (12 divided by two) then just add what you get from that to get your answer

Answer 6

add it to the first point sorry

Answer 7

ok so I got the first one...

Answer 8

now the second one your saying find the difference between the two (Which is 12)

Answer 9

and then 12/2 (Which is 6)

Answer 10

go on

Answer 11

thats right

Answer 12

Haha 26! Thanks!

Answer 13

and then 26 + 6 = 32

Answer 14

no problem. tag me in anything else you need and i will try to help as best i can

Answer 15

Cool thanks, I might be taggin u n some questions in a few!