Lesson 4.2 & 4.3: Constructing and Modeling Arithmetic Sequences Essential Question: What is an arithmetic sequence and how can you solve real-world.

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Lesson 4.2 & 4.3: Constructing and Modeling Arithmetic Sequences Essential Question: What is an arithmetic sequence and how can you solve real-world problems using arithmetic sequences?

Vocab Arithmetic Sequence = the difference between consecutive terms is always equal. ADD between terms Can be defined using explicit or recursive formula Common Difference = the difference between terms is abbreviated with “d”

Using the table… The savings account begins with $2000 and $500 more is deposited each month. Explicit Rule : _______________________ Recursive Rule : ___________________

Using the table… The table shows the number of plates left at a buffet after each hour. Explicit Rule : _______________________ Recursive Rule : ___________________

Write the Rule… A. 100, 88, 76, 64, …. Explicit Rule : _______________________ Recursive Rule : ___________________ B. 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, …

Write an explicit rule… The cost of a whitewater rafting trip depends on the number of passengers. The base fee is $50, the cost per passenger is $25.

Write an explicit rule… The number of seat per row in an auditorium depends on which row it is. The first two has 6 seats, the second row has 9 seats, the third row has 12 seats, and so on.

Eric collects stamps. The graph shows the number of stamps that Eric has collected over time, in months. According to this pattern, how many stamps will Eric have collected in 10 months? Explicit Rule: ________________

The graph show the height, in inches, of a stack of boxes on a table as the number of boxes in the stack increases. Find the height of the stack with 7 boxes. Explicit Rule: _______________

The odometer on a car reads 34,240 on day 1 The odometer on a car reads 34,240 on day 1. Every day the car is driven 57 miles. If this pattern continues what will the odometer read on day 15? Explicit Rule: ____________________