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Big Ideas Math Algebra 2, 2014
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1. Defining and Using Sequences and Series
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Exercise 2 Page 409

When we are given a sequence, generally we see its first few terms.
To find the next terms we can reason inductively. To do this can follow several strategies, like finding a relationship between consecutive terms. Let's examine two examples.
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