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Representing sequences graphically

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Representing sequences graphically”, from the unit “Sequences” (Year 8 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. An arithmetic (linear) sequence has a __________ difference.
  2. Which two pairs of coordinates are shown here?
  3. Match the letters with the correctly plotted coordinates.
  4. Which of these are true for this sequence?
  5. Match the sequences with the common difference.
  6. What is true of this set of coordinates?
  7. When you plot an arithmetic sequence graphically the coordinates form a straight line, hence they are also known as __________ sequences.
  8. If you completed this table of values before plotting the arithmetic sequence 2n-7 which values would you put in the 'Term value' places?
  9. This is a table of values for the sequence 4n-11. If you were going to graph this sequence which of these coordinates are correct?
  10. Which sequence is represented by this graph?
  11. This structure represents which sequence?
  12. The sequence 3n is translated by +6 in the vertical direction. What sequence is now shown?

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