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    TMK Mathematics Course Form 6 Chapter 2: Sequences and Rules 1. Form out the sequence which starts from the given value and has a rule defined as follows. a) Start from -2 and has a rule “add 2” b) Start from 1 and has a rule “multiply by -3” ¢) Start from 4 and has a rule “divide by -2” 2. Work out the next 2 terms in each sequence. Describe the term-to-term rule you've used. a) 25, 19, 13, 7,1, ) 1,7, 13,19, 25, c) 5,11, 17, 23, 29, 3. Find the missing terms in these linear sequences. a) 3,8, , 18, 23 32 b) 20, 26,___ c) 30, 24, 12,6 19 a) -3,-7,____, ___« 4. For each of the following sequences find the a) 10" term b)20" term i, 80,70, 60,50, i,3,8, 13,18, W772, 68; 64, v. 150, 200, 250, 300, __ 5. Complete the table by finding a rule between the given terms. Term ee oa 3a a Bm To" Sequence A 0 16 24 Sequence B 3B 20 Sequence C 4 28 6 (a) 18, 30, 42, 54, 66, Pot 4.75-5. (d) 101, 119, 137, PK 4 a euler 59-65~... (©) 14, 31, 48, 65, 82, .. 155, 173, ... 3:56;-3.70;-3:84,-3.98,—. () 10, 9.5, 9, 8.5, 8 7.5, .. a 3n b 4n+2 ¢ Sn-3 f d 4n-1 e 8, Find the missing terms in these linear sequences. a 3,80, 18,23 b 4,7,0, 13,16 ce 20,0, 26,0, 32 d 11,15,0,23,0 e 30, 24,0, 12,6 f 1047010 Find the first five terms of these sequences. an+5 Qn-6 Copy and continue each sequence, giving the next three numbers, 4. Find the nth term of the sequences: a 15, 12,9,6,3,... b 10, 6,2, —2, -6,... ¢ 5,1,-3,-7,-11, d (0. g) How many squares are in the 15th pattern? ig). ti ? jou Cy the ant ped } [si weed ext The peilern aunlooe 7 udich hos GF Sqperee- pattern 1 ony pattern 3 For the sequence 3, 7 UL WS find (a) the next three terms, (b) the 100th term, (c) the 1000th term. Tee (a) Zeplein 4 Qt fs nok 6 petlern 12, Kate thinks that the tenth term of the sequence 3,7, 11, 15, 19, ... will be 38. Do you agree with Kate? Give your reasons. Vue For each sequence of pattems, draw the next two shapes and find the next 3 numbers in the sequence. @) b) () @) (b) (o) (@) Which sequences have 4 as their first term? Which sequence is decreasing? Which sequence has a difference of 7 between terins? Which sequence has 301 as its 100th term? 16, Vt. \S. Match each sequence with the correct ‘term-to-term’ rule and ‘position-to- term’ rule. — __ 4, » —5, Subtract 4 6, 10, 14, 18, \add4 3, 10, 17, 24, Subtract =| | 6.2, -2 -6 Add7 | Sam is making patterns using matches. LN Z /\7 LAN paitern 1 patio 3 pattern 3 a Finda formula for the number of matchsticks, m, in the nth pattern. b How many matches will Sam need for the 50th pattern? )d_Aihich-isthe firstpattern-that-iltneed ~rrove-then-100-matches-tommake? ‘Anika says that the nth term of the sequenc& 5,9, 13, 17, 21, ism + 4. Do you agree with Anika? Give your reasons. This is a series of patterns with grey and black tiles. oT number a pattern number 2 1 (2) How many grey tiles and black tiles will there be in pattern number Ly? (b) How many grey tiles and black tiles will there be in pattern number 5? Pose

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