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https://padlet.com/rdownes/Algebra1
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https://padlet.com/rdownes/Algebra11
https://padlet.com/rdownes/Algebra12

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A22c - Solving quadratic inequalities in one variable

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1. I'm thinking of a sequence of numbers. My sequence goes up in steps of 4. Do you have enough information to work out the sequence I'm thinking of? If so, can you work out, say, the third number in my sequence?

2. I'm thinking of a different sequence. This sequence goes up in steps of 9. The first number in my sequence is 100. Do you have enough information to work out the sequence I'm thinking of? If so, can you work out, say, the tenth number in my sequence?

3. I'm now thinking of another sequence. This sequence goes up in steps of 5. The third number in my sequence is 37. Do you have enough information to work out the sequence I'm thinking of? If so, can you work out, say, the first number in my sequence?

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A23a - Generating terms of a sequence from either a term-to-term or a position-to-term rule

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I'm thinking of a sequence of numbers. My sequence goes up in steps of 4. Do you have enough information to work out the sequence I'm thinking of? If so, can you work out, say, the third number in my sequence? I'm thinking of a different sequence.

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A24a - Recognising and using square, cube and triangular numbers

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A24b - Recognising arithmetic, geometric and quadratic sequences

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A24c - Recognising and using Fibonacci type sequences

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A25a - Finding the nth term of a linear sequence

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