RECOGNIZING PATTERNS

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  1. Hi, everyone.
  2. This is going to be an overview of your vocabulary
  3. on recognizing patterns and ingenuity.
  4. It's important to go through this vocabulary as Mrs Hajjar
  5. and I have said to you that this lesson is
  6. relatively difficult.
  7. What is this?
  8. A picture off it is analyzed, which means toe look
  9. at critically again.
  10. Here is an icon or picture to help you remember
  11. what the word analyze means.
  12. Our next picture it is calculate.
  13. The definition of calculate is to determine the amount or
  14. number of something mathematically again.
  15. Another picture to help you understand the word.
  16. What do you think this is a picture off arithmetic
  17. sequence? Arithmetic Suijk sequence is a sequence, which is a
  18. list of numbers in which the difference between any two
  19. consecutive terms any two numbers is constant.
  20. Look at the example.
  21. There's positive fours and negative threes.
  22. That is the constant.
  23. Here is another example of an arithmetic sequence.
  24. What do you think this is a picture off geometric
  25. sequence, a sequence list of numbers in which the ratio
  26. between any two consecutive terms is constant?
  27. The last one was the difference.
  28. This one is the ratio, and here is an example,
  29. here's another picture.
  30. Recursive formula.
  31. Recursive formula is a formula used to generate where it's
  32. created the terms of a recursive formula.
  33. Again, it is a formula used to generate the terms
  34. of a recursive formula.
  35. Here are two examples of recursive formulas Here's another picture
  36. for you.
  37. Recursive sequence a sequence in which any term is determined
  38. by a function of previous terms.
  39. And here's an example.
  40. What is this?
  41. An example of sequence?
  42. A set of ordered pairs is a sequence.
  43. Here's an example of an algebraic sequence.
  44. Yeah, last example.
  45. Term term is the sequence value at a specific location.
  46. Looking at the example, there are examples in here of
  47. terms five X is a term.
  48. Seven is a term for n squared is a term.
  49. This is the vocabulary for recognizing patterns.
  50. The lesson is difficulty, as are the terms.
  51. If you are still not understanding them, it would be
  52. best to go through it again.