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All sequences, regardless of how they progress, have terms. To denote which term we wish to consider, we use (n). So, if we say that (n = 3), we are considering the third term in a sequence. The first term in a sequence is given by (a). So, if we say that (a = 23), the first term in the given sequence is 23.

So, without further ado, let's be off!

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Terms: the numbers in a sequence

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• When considering a specific term: (n = x), where x is a whole number.
• The first term in a sequence: (a)

• 3.1: Proof by Induction

• 3.2: ArithmeticSequences, Geometric Sequences : Visual Reasoning, and Proof by Induction

• 3.3: Recognising Sequences

• 3.4: Finite Difference Calculus

  In this section, we will explore further to the method that we explained at the introduction of Quadratic sequences.

• 3.E: Number Patterns (Exercises)

Thumbnail: Derivation of triangular numbers from a left-justified Pascal's triangle. 9Cc BY-SA 4.0; Cmglee).

Thanks to Thomas Thangarajah for sharing his hexagonal drawing.

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