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Representing geometric sequences graphically

Quiz by Oak National Academy: KS3 Maths (2)

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  • Q1
    Which type of sequence is represented by this graph?
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  • Q2
    How can you tell that the sequence 17, 24, 31, 38, 45, ... is arithmetic?
    It has a constant multiplicative relationship between successive terms.
    It is increasing.
    It has no negative terms.
    It has a common additive difference between successive terms.
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  • Q3
    How can you tell that the sequence 0.02, 0.2, 2, 20, 200, ... is geometric?
    It has a common additive difference between successive terms.
    It has no negative terms.
    It is increasing.
    It has a constant multiplicative relationship between successive terms.
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  • Q4
    Sofia plots the graph of this arithmetic sequence. Which of these coordinates should Sofia plot?
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  • Q5
    Which of these will be one of the first five terms in the geometric sequence that has a first term of 1.25 and a common ratio of 2?
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  • Q6
    The missing 2^{\text{nd}} term of this geometric sequence is ______.
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