Arithmetic progression - math word problems - page 18 of 22
Number of problems found: 423
- Number sequence
Calculate and find the rule according to which the numbers follow: 600 300 900 1200 2100 3300. Write a few more numbers. - Sequence members
Determine the first 11 members of the sequence if a12 = 676, d = 29. - Sequence members
Determine the first 14 members of the sequence if a15 = 225, d = -12 - Sequence members
Determine the first twelve members of the sequence if a13 = 95, d = 17 - AP - simple
Find the first ten members of the sequence if a11 = 132, d = 3. - Sequence members
Find the first ten members of the sequence if a11 = 132, d = 7. - AP - simple
Find the first nine elements of the sequence if a10 = -1 and d = 4 - Three ints
The sum of three consecutive integers is 2016. What numbers are they? - AS - sequence
What are the first ten members of the sequence if a11=22, d=2? - Consecutive numbers The sum of ten consecutive numbers is 105. Determine these numbers (write first and last).
- Candy benches
There are candies on ten benches. There are three candies on the first bench. There are two more candies in each one than in the previous one. Find how many candies there are. - Ski price
The price of skis increased twice from May to December, always by 20%. In December, the skis cost 1440 SKK. What was the original price in May? - Sequence members
Determine the first nine members of the sequence if a 10 = -8, q = -1. - Sequence members
Determine the first seven members of the sequence if a8 = 12, d = 1 - AP - basics
Determine the first member and differentiate the following sequence: a3-a5=24 a4-2a5=61 - Seats
Seats in the sports hall are organized so that each subsequent row has five more seats. The First has ten seats. How many seats are: a) in the eighth row b) in the eighteenth row - GP - 8 items
Determine the first eight members of a geometric progression if a9=512, q=2 - Arithmetic sequence
Determine the first 5 members of the arithmetic sequence if a6 = -42, d = -7 - Sequence member
Determine the fifth member of the sequence if a1 = -32, q = 21 - Cans
How many cans must be put in the bottom row if we want 182 cans arranged in 13 rows above so that each subsequent row has always been one in less? How many cans will be in the top row?
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