Anong Ibon Ang May Balak Na Kuhain Si Florante
Anong ibon ang may balak na kuhain si Florante
ang ibon ay isang arkon.
How Is Each Term (Number Of Matchsticks) Found?
How is each term (number of matchsticks) found? Answer: To get the next term or each term (number of matchsticks), add the common difference to the previous term. Step-by-step explanation: The activity on the number of matchsticks illustrates a sequence where the difference between any two consecutive term is a constant. This constant is called common difference and the said sequence is called arithmetic sequence . The table below represents the number of squares along side the number of matchsticks used to form the square No. of squares : 1 2 3 4 No. of matchsticks: 4 7 10 13 Notice that when forming 1 square, 4 matchsticks are needed, for 2 squares 7 matchsticks are needed since the two squares formed were sharing 1 side for theyre adjacent to each other. Continuing the pattern for the number of matchstick, notice that there is a pattern formed. Where if you subtract two consecutive terms, that is; 2nd term minus the 1st term, or 3rd te...
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