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SEQUENCES AND SERIES

FIND THE GENERAL TERM OR FORMULA TO FIND THE nth TERM OF THE SEQUENCE. 1. FOR THE SEQUENCE: 1, 6, 11, 16, … FIND THE GENERAL TERM OR FORMULA TO FIND THE nth TERM OF THE SEQUENCE. B. FIND THE VALUE OF THE 27tH TERM C. FIND THE TERM THAT HAS A VALUE OF 111. D. WRITE SIGMA NOTATION FOR THE FIRST 6 TERMS OF THE SERIES. E. FIND THE SUM OF THE FIRST 23 TERMS.

3. FIND THE SUM OF THE INFINITE SERIES

4. THE NUMBER 2 IS THE FIRST NUMBER OF AN INFINITE GEOMETRIC SERIES WITH A SUM OF 8. LIST THE FIRST 5 TERMS OF THE SERIES.

5. GIVEN THE RECURSIVE FORMULA LIST THE FIRST 5 TERMS WRITE THE EXPLICIT RULE

6. GIVEN THE FOLLOWING FORMULA WRITE A RECURSIVE RULE FOR THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCE

7. IDENTIFY IF THE FOLLOWING SEQUENCES ARE ARITHMETIC, GEOMETRIC, OR NEITHER

8. WORD PROBLEM

9. SOLVE

10. FIND THE DOMAIN AND RANGE

11. FIND THE VERTEX

12. SOLVE

13. SIMPLIFY

14. CONDENSE INTO A SINGLE LOGARITHM

15. FIND THE INVERSE FUNCTION

16. FIND THE X AND Y INTERCEPTS

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