Question

Help me Please

Answer 1

What dat question be bruh?

Answer 2

lol

Answer 3

so what are the positive integers? can you list them?

Answer 4

you have to match the word with the example

Answer 5

yes, i know. did you me to match them for you?

Answer 6

yes please

Answer 7

too bad, i'm not here to do your work; i'm only here to help you learn. let me know when you're ready to learn and i'll do my best to help.

Answer 8

help me

Answer 9

please answer the previous question

Answer 10

what are the positive integers and can you list them please?

Answer 11

(that was the previous question).

Answer 12

do you know what an integer is?

Answer 13

if not, look here...
http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/integer.html

Answer 14

Do you know what a natural number is?
if not, look here...
http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/natural-number.html

Answer 15

do you know what a sequence is?
if not, look here...
http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/sequence.html

Answer 16

do you know what an infinite sequence is?
if not, look here...
http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/sequences-series.html

Answer 17

are you still there?

Answer 18

yeah

Answer 19

so lets start with the 1st one

Answer 20

on the left or right?

Answer 21

positive integer

Answer 22

okay, do you know what these are?

Answer 23

yes 1,2,3,4,5 ...

Answer 24

excellent! what else is this called?

Answer 25

a sequence

Answer 26

it could be, but it's something more specific

Answer 27

wait an example of an infinite sequence because it can go on and on

Answer 28

in other words, there's another term which better describes it. and yes, it is an infinite sequence too, but that's still not the best choice. look at some of the other choices.

Answer 29

any ideas?

Answer 30

nope except finite sequence

Answer 31

do you know what the natural number are?

Answer 32

whole numbers

Answer 33

Natural Number


The counting numbers from 1 upwards: 1, 2, 3, and so on ...

No negative numbers and no fractions.

Answer 34

whole numbers are very similar, except whole numbers include 0. I think of whole numbers as "hole" numbers because it adds the "hole", 0.

Answer 35

so 1, 2, 3, ... can be thought of as a sequence, an infinite sequence and as the natural numbers.

if we choose something other than natural numbers, is there another one on the right which could be the natural numbers also?

Answer 36

if not, then the best choice for positive integers would be the natural numbers...
yeah?

Answer 37

we have to spped up bc i have to leave and im on the last proble of my assinment

Answer 38

so lets spped up im here all the way

Answer 39

k, so what's 1?

Answer 40

natural

Answer 41

very good. let's skip 2 and come back to it. look at number 3. any ideas on what best fits that on the left?

Answer 42

sequence

Answer 43

it is a sequence, but can it be better defined?

Answer 44

is it finite or infinite?

Answer 45

finite

Answer 46

so would you say it is an example of a finite sequence? does that best describe it?

Answer 47

?

Answer 48

isn't it an example of a finite sequence?

Answer 49

another example of a finite sequence would be
2, 5, 8, 11, 21

Answer 50

so its infinite

Answer 51

infinite means it keeps on going... forever and ever.

finite means it stops at some point. it doesn't go on forever and ever.

Answer 52

in other words, a finite sequence has a first and a last term.

an infinite sequence has a first term but no last term because it keeps going.

Answer 53

i made a 100% thanks so Much Man I appreciate it

Answer 54

alrighy then, good luck!

Answer 55

hey you there

Answer 56

did you have any other questions?

Answer 57

yes i do

Answer 58

go ahead...

Answer 59

-3, 6, -9, 12, -15, . . .

Which of the following represents the general term for the sequence given?

Answer 60

sorry, the sequence obviously alternates in sign, and since it starts off negative, it should be of the form \(\left(-1\right)^n\) times something...

Answer 61

now look at the numbers (not the signs) in your sequence. do you notice anything about how they change?

Answer 62

hint, without the signs, the sequence would be 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, ...

Answer 63

csn you please just help me on this oone i think i figured out the last one