Photograph 46265
Photograph 46265
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mathematicsprinted 40 · PDF 41supplied fileSourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/portal/resources/data/mathematics.pdf
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- photograph, rule, not yet confirmed (confidence 0.60)
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- native pixels · 74 KB
- Size
- 960 × 720 px
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- image c4b955eb0ca0
- Description (written by a model, not a caption)
- This educational slide explains how to derive the nth term rule for a quadratic sequence, using a step-by-step method involving differences and algebraic substitution, with an example sequence provided. It is presented as a teaching aid, likely used in a mathematics classroom.
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- Finding an nth term rule for a quadratic sequence For a quadratic sequence an² + bn + c the 2nd difference is always 2a The first 1st difference is always 3a + b the 1st term is always a + b + c Eg find the nth term rule of the sequence 8, 14, 22, 32, ... a + b + c = 8 1
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