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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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6. Recursively Defined Sequences

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Exercise 8 Page 318

The given rule means that, after the first term of the sequence, every term $a_{n}$ is the difference between the previous term $a_{n - 1}$ and $5 .$

Sequence: $10,$ $5,$ $0,$ $- 5,$ $- 10,$ and $- 15$
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We are asked to write the first

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terms of a sequence, given a recursive rule.

a_{1} a_{n} = 10 = a_{n - 1} - 5, for n \geq 2

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Communicate Your Answer p.313

Monitoring Progress p.315-317

Exercises p.318-320