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Each number in a sequence is a? - Answers

Each number in a sequence is a term, which can be defined by a specific rule or pattern. Sequences can be arithmetic, geometric, or follow other mathematical relationships, and they can be finite or infinite. The position of each term is typically indexed, allowing for easy identification and analysis. Understanding the nature of the sequence helps in predicting future terms and exploring mathematical properties.



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Each number in a sequence is a term, which can be defined by a specific rule or pattern. Sequences can be arithmetic, geometric, or follow other mathematical relationships, and they can be finite or infinite. The position of each term is typically indexed, allowing for easy identification and analysis. Understanding the nature of the sequence helps in predicting future terms and exploring mathematical properties.



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Each number in a sequence is a? - Answers

Each number in a sequence is a term, which can be defined by a specific rule or pattern. Sequences can be arithmetic, geometric, or follow other mathematical relationships, and they can be finite or infinite. The position of each term is typically indexed, allowing for easy identification and analysis. Understanding the nature of the sequence helps in predicting future terms and exploring mathematical properties.

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