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1. In your own idea, how do you describe an arithmetic sequence?

2. Is it possible to solve and determine the nth term on its thousandths or maybe millionths term? How?

3. When do we use the rule (formula) of the arithmetic sequence?

4. What is the difference between arithmetic sequence and arithmetic means?​

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1. In my own idea an arithmetic sequence is a sequence of numbers in which the difference between the consecutive terms is constant.

3. By using the rule to find the formula for an arithmetic sequence, you see that your arithmetic sequence follows the explicit rule 3n + 1 for all its terms.

4.When there is a constant difference between consecutive terms, the sequence is said to be an arithmetic sequence, On the other hand, if the consecutive terms are in a constant ratio, the sequence is geometric.

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