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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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4. Solving Exponential Equations

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Exercise 62 Page 304

What makes a sequence arithmetic?

Is It an Arithmetic Sequence? Yes.
Common Difference: 10

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When a sequence is arithmetic, the difference between two consecutive terms is constant. Examining our sequence, we can see that this is the case.

10 +10 → 20 +10 → 30 +10 → 40 Therefore, the sequence is arithmetic and the common difference is 10.

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Communicate Your Answer p.299

Monitoring Progress p.300-302

Exercises p.303-304