Sequence, progression, series, summation, identity

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Sequence, progression, series, summation, identity Literacy Research Memory Who was Johann Faulhaber? Use his formula to find an identity for: Sequence, progression, series, summation, identity Remember these identities: Skill Practice Stretch Choose any three numbers. The differences between your numbers give you three new numbers. Repeat this operation to give a sequence. In this example the sequence starts: 15,39,8→24,31,7 → 7,24,17 →17,7,10 .... What happens to this sequence. Investigate for different starting points. Support AQA – FP1 http://wp.me/P3r3Ao-32