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Algebra II Appendix A Test Review Study Team Strategy: Hot Seat
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(Explicit) 7
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List the first 5 terms of the sequence:
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Given the recursive equation for a sequence below, write an explicit equation:
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Divide. Write your solution in the form of a+bi.
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Subtract the rational expression. OR
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Write an explicit arithmetic equation for a sequence in which t(3)=5 and t(7)=13
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Write the recursive equation:
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Simplify completely.
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Solve by re-writing.
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Write the explicit equation:
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Add the rational expression.
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Write an explicit arithmetic equation for a sequence in which t(2)=-5 and t(8)=25
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List the first 5 terms of the sequence:
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a.Determine if the graph represents arithmetic, geometric, or neither sequence. b.If it is arithmetic or geometric, write the explicit rule. Geometric
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a.Determine if the graph represents arithmetic, geometric, or neither sequence. b.If it is arithmetic or geometric, write the explicit rule. Arithmetic
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a.Determine if the graph represents arithmetic, geometric, or neither sequence. b.If it is arithmetic or geometric, write the explicit rule. Neither (Quadratic)
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Simplify completely.
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Factor
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Identify the domain and range of the graph below: D: All real numbers except x≠2 R: All real numbers except y≠1
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Solve using the zero product property.
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Factor completely.
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nt(n) 112 29 36 43 5 6 Given the table below: a.Fill in the missing terms b.State whether the pattern is geometric, arithmetic, or neither c.Write the explicit equation nt(n) 112 29 36 43 50 6-3
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nt(n) 18 216 332 4 5 6 Given the table below: a.Fill in the missing terms b.State whether the pattern is geometric, arithmetic, or neither nt(n) 18 216 332 464 5128 6256
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Given the sequence a.write the explicit equation b. Write the recursive equation
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Given the sequence a.write the explicit equation b. Write the recursive equation
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Given the explicit equation List the first 5 terms
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Given the recursive equation List the first 5 terms
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