The Maths Prof: Sequences nth Term (part 1)

[nicacanuto]

Hello I'm a slow learner and i didn't understand all the videos about finding the nth term. But i understood yours very well. THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH

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[martinohare]

Excellent. There should be 80K views or more with such videos. Possible to upload Part 2 - Quadratic Sequences? Clarity along these lines would be useful for more challenging sequences.

[Zadhaider]

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[mixmvrb]

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[michaeltraynor]

Same here, the nth term has been mystical to me up until now. Thank you prof very well explained.

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[thehierophant]

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[johnettatannehajibike]

I found it a bit hard to work out nth terms but ur explanation was extremely helpful, thank u😊

[xpoint]

Hey. There is a formula for this! tn= a+(n-1) d. Where a is the first term and d is the common difference. For instance, a is 2 and d is 3 in the first example of this video.
Hope it helps:)

[hamzahtahir]

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[loosdamoose]

I've been terrible at math for so long but now I might have a better chance at passing now

[ahmedmasoud]

I, m looking for part 2, right now i have method for calculating nth term for quadratics ; I form 3 equations with 3 unknowns and equate each to the first 3 terms of the sequence
In the first eqn I substitute
n=1 to the eqn an^2+bn+c=1st term
n=2 to the eqn an^2+bn+c=2nd term
n=3 to the eqn an^2+bn+c=3rd term
And then I use calculator to solve.
Still looking for other alternatives and a method for cubic nth terms

[gihanabuhassan]

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[shanurmohammed]

Quick tip; you could have instead subtract the n number with thevfirst number in the sequence

Example:

2, 5, 8, 10
The n is 3n then di this
2-3 youll get -1 combine them all, you'll get 3n-1

This is how i solve them its much easier for me! ^^

[ThatCanadianGuy-ep]

I recall this kid asking me for help with nth degree math. Admittedly, I had never heard of it until he mentioned it. lol