This math topic focuses on identifying polynomial sequences and their initial terms. It involves determining which polynomial formula could generate a given sequence based on its first three terms. Each problem provides a sequence and several polynomial options, where the task is to identify the correct polynomial that fits the sequence. Such exercises enhance skills in recognizing patterns and applying polynomial functions in a practical context. This is part of an advanced number patterns unit designed to challenge learners with more complex algebraic concepts.
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Number Sequences Identify - Polynomial, First Terms
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What sequence, starting with m = 1, are these the first 3 terms of?
15, 35, 67
Number Sequences Identify - Polynomial, First Terms Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Number Sequences Identify - Polynomial, First Terms (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Patterns and Sums - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/patterns_and_sums_intro/ |
| What sequence, starting with b = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 7, 31, 69 |
| What sequence, starting with x = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 0, -18, -48 |
| What sequence, starting with p = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 2, 3, 8 |
| What sequence, starting with r = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 2, 12, 26 |
| What sequence, starting with r = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 11, 32, 65 |
| What sequence, starting with b = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 15, 31, 53 |
| What sequence, starting with n = 1, are these the first 3 terms of? |
| 0, -9, -24 |