Sequences are ____ lists made up of a ____ of numbers or images. Each item in the sequence is called a ____. The first term is the thing in ____ of the sequence. Sequences can either be arithmetic or ____. Arithmetic sequences are created by either ____ the term before to get to the term ____. There will be the same sized gap between each term in foundation!. This difference between terms is called the ____. A geometric sequence, sometimes called a ____, is where we find the next term in a sequence by ____ the term before it. This is called the ____. If a sequence is ____, we can find and use something called the nth term. The nth term means the ____ we write in order to find out any term in the sequence. If we want the ____ number in a sequence, then we replace n in the nth term with the number 3, and calculate the answer. For example. In a sequence with an ____ of 4n + 3, I would substitute 3 in place of the n to get ____.

Sequences Vocabulary

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