Chapter 5: Progression

What is arithmetic progression?

• A sequence of number obtained by adding a constant to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by add 3 to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by multiply a constant to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by times 4 to the term before it.

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What is geometric progression?

• A sequence of number obtained by adding a constant to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by add 4 to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by multiply a constant to the term before it.

• A sequence of number obtained by times 5 to the term before it.

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What is the common difference?

• A constant that is added to previous term to form an arithmetic progression.

• A constant that is multiply to previous term to form a geometric sequence.

• I don't know

• I'm not sure

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What is the common ratio?

• A constant that is added to previous term to form an arithmetic progression.

• A constant that is multiplied to previous term to form a geometric sequence.

• I don't know

• I'm not sure

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Is this a formula for common difference?

• True

• False

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Is this a formula for common ratio?

• True

• False

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Is this a formula to find the nth term of arithmetic progression?

• True

• False

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Is this a formula to find the nth term of geometric progression?

• True

• False

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Find the common ratio for 7, 28, 112, ....

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

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Find the common difference for -2, 5, 12, ....

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 9

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