Sequence Foundations
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batch-20260930-r05-sequence-foundations · 2026-09-30 · 100 questions
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1. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-12)+(-3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=0.
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-12
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_0=-12+(-3)×0=-12. No limit claim is involved.
Reviewed step-by-step derivation
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2. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-11)+(-2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=1.
View answer and explanation
-13
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_1=-11+(-2)×1=-13. No limit claim is involved.
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3. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-10)+(-1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=2.
View answer and explanation
-12
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_2=-10+(-1)×2=-12. No limit claim is involved.
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4. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-9)+(0)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=3.
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-9
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_3=-9+(0)×3=-9. No limit claim is involved.
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5. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-8)+(1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=4.
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-4
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_4=-8+(1)×4=-4. No limit claim is involved.
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6. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-7)+(2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=5.
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3
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_5=-7+(2)×5=3. No limit claim is involved.
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7. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-6)+(3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=6.
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12
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_6=-6+(3)×6=12. No limit claim is involved.
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8. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-5)+(-3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=7.
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-26
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_7=-5+(-3)×7=-26. No limit claim is involved.
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9. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-4)+(-2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=8.
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-20
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_8=-4+(-2)×8=-20. No limit claim is involved.
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10. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-3)+(-1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=9.
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-12
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_9=-3+(-1)×9=-12. No limit claim is involved.
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11. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-2)+(0)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=0.
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-2
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_0=-2+(0)×0=-2. No limit claim is involved.
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12. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(-1)+(1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=1.
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0
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_1=-1+(1)×1=0. No limit claim is involved.
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13. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(0)+(2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=2.
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4
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_2=0+(2)×2=4. No limit claim is involved.
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14. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(1)+(3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=3.
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10
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_3=1+(3)×3=10. No limit claim is involved.
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15. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(2)+(-3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=4.
View answer and explanation
-10
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_4=2+(-3)×4=-10. No limit claim is involved.
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16. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(3)+(-2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=5.
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-7
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_5=3+(-2)×5=-7. No limit claim is involved.
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17. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(4)+(-1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=6.
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-2
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_6=4+(-1)×6=-2. No limit claim is involved.
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18. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(5)+(0)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=7.
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5
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_7=5+(0)×7=5. No limit claim is involved.
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19. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(6)+(1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=8.
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14
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_8=6+(1)×8=14. No limit claim is involved.
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20. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(7)+(2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=9.
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25
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_9=7+(2)×9=25. No limit claim is involved.
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21. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(8)+(3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=0.
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8
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_0=8+(3)×0=8. No limit claim is involved.
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22. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(9)+(-3)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=1.
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6
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_1=9+(-3)×1=6. No limit claim is involved.
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23. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(10)+(-2)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=2.
View answer and explanation
6
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_2=10+(-2)×2=6. No limit claim is involved.
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24. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(11)+(-1)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=3.
View answer and explanation
8
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_3=11+(-1)×3=8. No limit claim is involved.
Reviewed step-by-step derivation
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25. Term of a Zero-Based Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 and has the explicit rule a_n=(12)+(0)n for n∈N={0,1,2,…}. Find the term at n=4.
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12
Substitute the explicit zero-based index: a_4=12+(0)×4=12. No limit claim is involved.
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26. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=12 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=0.
View answer and explanation
12
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 0 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_0=12.
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27. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=11 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=3.
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5
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 3 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_3=5.
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28. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=10 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=6.
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4
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 6 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_6=4.
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29. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=9 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(0) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=9.
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9
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 9 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_9=9.
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30. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=8 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=12.
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20
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 12 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_12=20.
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31. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=7 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=2.
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11
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 2 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_2=11.
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32. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=6 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=5.
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21
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 5 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_5=21.
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33. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=5 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=8.
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-19
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 8 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_8=-19.
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34. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=4 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=11.
View answer and explanation
-18
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 11 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_11=-18.
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35. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=3 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=1.
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2
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 1 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_1=2.
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36. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=2 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(0) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=4.
View answer and explanation
2
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 4 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_4=2.
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37. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=1 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=7.
View answer and explanation
8
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 7 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_7=8.
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38. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=0 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=10.
View answer and explanation
20
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 10 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_10=20.
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39. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-1 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=0.
View answer and explanation
-1
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 0 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_0=-1.
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40. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-2 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=3.
View answer and explanation
-11
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 3 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_3=-11.
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41. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-3 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=6.
View answer and explanation
-15
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 6 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_6=-15.
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42. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-4 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=9.
View answer and explanation
-13
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 9 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_9=-13.
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43. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-5 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(0) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=12.
View answer and explanation
-5
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 12 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_12=-5.
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44. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-6 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=2.
View answer and explanation
-4
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 2 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_2=-4.
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45. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-7 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=5.
View answer and explanation
3
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 5 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_5=3.
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46. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-8 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=8.
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16
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 8 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_8=16.
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47. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-9 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-3) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=11.
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-42
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 11 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_11=-42.
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48. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-10 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-2) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=1.
View answer and explanation
-12
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 1 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_1=-12.
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49. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-11 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(-1) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=4.
View answer and explanation
-15
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 4 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_4=-15.
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50. Term of a Recurrence with an Initial Value
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_0=-12 and recurrence a_(j+1)=a_j+(0) for every j≥0. Find the term at n=7.
View answer and explanation
-12
Start from a_0 and perform exactly 7 recurrence update(s), obtaining a_7=-12.
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51. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-12)+(-3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=0; use [] when L=0.
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[]
Take exactly 0 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [], not a guessed continuation rule.
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52. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-11)+(-2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=2; use [] when L=0.
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[-11, -13]
Take exactly 2 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-11, -13], not a guessed continuation rule.
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53. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-10)+(-1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=3; use [] when L=0.
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[-10, -11, -12]
Take exactly 3 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-10, -11, -12], not a guessed continuation rule.
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54. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-9)+(0)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=4; use [] when L=0.
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[-9, -9, -9, -9]
Take exactly 4 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-9, -9, -9, -9], not a guessed continuation rule.
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55. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-8)+(1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=5; use [] when L=0.
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[-8, -7, -6, -5, -4]
Take exactly 5 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-8, -7, -6, -5, -4], not a guessed continuation rule.
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56. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-7)+(2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=6; use [] when L=0.
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[-7, -5, -3, -1, 1, 3]
Take exactly 6 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-7, -5, -3, -1, 1, 3], not a guessed continuation rule.
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57. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-6)+(3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=7; use [] when L=0.
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[-6, -3, 0, 3, 6, 9, 12]
Take exactly 7 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-6, -3, 0, 3, 6, 9, 12], not a guessed continuation rule.
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58. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-5)+(-3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=8; use [] when L=0.
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[-5, -8, -11, -14, -17, -20, -23, -26]
Take exactly 8 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-5, -8, -11, -14, -17, -20, -23, -26], not a guessed continuation rule.
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59. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-4)+(-2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=1; use [] when L=0.
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[-4]
Take exactly 1 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-4], not a guessed continuation rule.
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60. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-3)+(-1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=2; use [] when L=0.
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[-3, -4]
Take exactly 2 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-3, -4], not a guessed continuation rule.
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61. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-2)+(0)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=3; use [] when L=0.
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[-2, -2, -2]
Take exactly 3 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-2, -2, -2], not a guessed continuation rule.
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62. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(-1)+(1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=4; use [] when L=0.
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[-1, 0, 1, 2]
Take exactly 4 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [-1, 0, 1, 2], not a guessed continuation rule.
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63. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(0)+(2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=5; use [] when L=0.
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[0, 2, 4, 6, 8]
Take exactly 5 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [0, 2, 4, 6, 8], not a guessed continuation rule.
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64. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(1)+(3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=6; use [] when L=0.
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[1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16]
Take exactly 6 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16], not a guessed continuation rule.
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65. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(2)+(-3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=7; use [] when L=0.
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[2, -1, -4, -7, -10, -13, -16]
Take exactly 7 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [2, -1, -4, -7, -10, -13, -16], not a guessed continuation rule.
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Sequence · qf-sequence-prefix · candidate
66. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(3)+(-2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=8; use [] when L=0.
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[3, 1, -1, -3, -5, -7, -9, -11]
Take exactly 8 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [3, 1, -1, -3, -5, -7, -9, -11], not a guessed continuation rule.
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67. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(4)+(-1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=1; use [] when L=0.
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[4]
Take exactly 1 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [4], not a guessed continuation rule.
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68. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(5)+(0)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=2; use [] when L=0.
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[5, 5]
Take exactly 2 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [5, 5], not a guessed continuation rule.
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69. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(6)+(1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=3; use [] when L=0.
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[6, 7, 8]
Take exactly 3 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [6, 7, 8], not a guessed continuation rule.
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70. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(7)+(2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=4; use [] when L=0.
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[7, 9, 11, 13]
Take exactly 4 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [7, 9, 11, 13], not a guessed continuation rule.
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71. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(8)+(3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=5; use [] when L=0.
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[8, 11, 14, 17, 20]
Take exactly 5 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [8, 11, 14, 17, 20], not a guessed continuation rule.
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72. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(9)+(-3)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=6; use [] when L=0.
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[9, 6, 3, 0, -3, -6]
Take exactly 6 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [9, 6, 3, 0, -3, -6], not a guessed continuation rule.
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73. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(10)+(-2)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=7; use [] when L=0.
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[10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0, -2]
Take exactly 7 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0, -2], not a guessed continuation rule.
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74. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(11)+(-1)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=8; use [] when L=0.
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[11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4]
Take exactly 8 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4], not a guessed continuation rule.
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75. Finite Prefix of an Explicit Sequence
The real sequence is indexed from 0 with a_n=(12)+(0)n. List the prefix [a_0,…,a_(L-1)] of length L=1; use [] when L=0.
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[12]
Take exactly 1 term(s) in index order beginning at 0. The explicit-formula prefix is [12], not a guessed continuation rule.
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76. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=0 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=-1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤-1<0; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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Sequence · qf-sequence-finite-index-validity · candidate
77. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=0 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=0 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤0<0; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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78. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=0 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤1<0; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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79. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=1 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=-1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤-1<1; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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80. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=1 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=0 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤0<1; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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81. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=1 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤1<1; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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82. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=1 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=2 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤2<1; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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83. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=2 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=0 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤0<2; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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84. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=2 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=1 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤1<2; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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85. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=2 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=2 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤2<2; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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86. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=2 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=-2 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤-2<2; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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87. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=3 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=2 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤2<3; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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88. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=3 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=3 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤3<3; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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89. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=3 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=4 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤4<3; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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90. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=3 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=-1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤-1<3; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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91. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=5 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=0 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤0<5; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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92. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=5 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=4 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤4<5; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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93. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=5 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=5 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤5<5; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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94. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=5 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=6 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤6<5; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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95. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=10 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=-1 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤-1<10; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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96. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=10 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=0 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤0<10; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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97. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=10 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=9 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤9<10; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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98. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=10 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=10 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤10<10; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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99. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=10 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=11 a valid index?
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No
Check 0≤11<10; the answer is No. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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100. Index Boundary of a Finite Sequence
A finite real sequence has length L=100 and zero-based valid indices satisfying 0≤n<L. Is n=99 a valid index?
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Yes
Check 0≤99<100; the answer is Yes. A sequence of length 0 has no valid indices.
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