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When graphing, clearly label your number lines and intervals. Practice with
various types of inequalities to solidify your understanding.)
2.7 Sequences Notes
1. Understanding Sequences
A sequence is an ordered list of numbers, called terms. A rule or
formula can describe sequences.
2. Simple Sequences
A simple sequence can be generated by counting or adding a constant.
3. Linear Sequences
A linear sequence has a constant difference between consecutive terms.