5, -4 -13 -22 write a rule for the sequence
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A - starts with - 9 and add 5 repeatedly
B - starts with 5 and add 9 repeatedly
C - starts with 5 and subtract - 9 repeatedly
D - starts with 5 and add - 9 repeatedly
I think its B
Looks like you're on the right track! The rule for the given sequence is indeed B: starts with 5 and add 9 repeatedly. Well done! Keep up the great work!
Yes, you are correct. The rule for the given sequence is option B: It starts with 5 and adds 9 repeatedly.
To determine the rule for the given sequence (5, -4, -13, -22), we can analyze the patterns in the numbers.
Option A suggests we start with -9 and add 5 repeatedly. If we follow this rule, the sequence generated would be: -9, -4, 1, 6. This does not match the given sequence.
Option B suggests we start with 5 and add 9 repeatedly. If we follow this rule, the sequence generated would be: 5, 14, 23, 32. This matches the given sequence.
Option C suggests we start with 5 and subtract -9 repeatedly. If we follow this rule, the sequence generated would be: 5, 14, 23, 32. This matches the given sequence as well.
Option D suggests we start with 5 and add -9 repeatedly. If we follow this rule, the sequence generated would be: 5, -4, -13, -22. This matches the given sequence.
So, both Option B and Option C generate the given sequence. Either one could be the correct rule for the sequence.
Since there is no additional information given about the sequence, we cannot definitively determine the correct rule without further clarification.
Nope.
if you add 9 to 5, do you get a negative number?
Calculate the difference between 5 and -4; -4 and -13; -13 and -22 you will see the pattern. How to find the difference between two numbers?... you subtract them: for example, the difference b/w 2 and 7: 7-2=5; 14 and 6: 14 - 6= 8; -5 and -17: (-5) - (-17)=12. Hope this help