Brittany Duncan, Bri Browning, Kaleb Jenkins, and Anna Blackshear.

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Brittany Duncan, Bri Browning, Kaleb Jenkins, and Anna Blackshear

X Y Hint: you are going to have to change the y- axis to make it fit

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A scientist carbon-dates a piece of fossilized tree trunk that is thought to be over 5000 years old. The scientist determines that the sample contains 65% of the original amount of carbon- 14. the half-life of carbon-14 is 5730 years. Is the reputed age of the tree correct? Explain.

Arithmetic Sequences: the difference between consecutive terms is constant. (adding the same number every time)

With 75 participants, the bike-a-thon will raise a minimum of $3725

Geometric Sequences The ratio between consecutive terms is constant. (multiplying the same number for every number).

Arithmetic Series a series whose terms form an arithmetic sequence. When you know only the 1 st and last term of the sequence, you can use a formula to evaluate the related series quickly.

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Explicit formula for the sequence Upper limit, greatest value of n. Lower limit, least value of n.

Use Summation notation to write the series 3+6+9… for 33 terms.

Geometric Series is the expression for the sum of the geometric sequence.