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A common difference is the number that is either added or subtracted constantly in an arithmetic sequence.
Ex. 6, 18, 30, 42, 54, 66, 78

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Common difference is the is a sequence that has multiple numbers that follow a rule and it can only be addition or subtraction.
Ex. 68, 93, 118, 143

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Common difference is a function that can be solved by addition and subtraction. It has to be with multiple numbers

Ex. 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25

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Common Difference is a number that gets repeatedly added to a sequence. It occurs in a arithmetic sequence. 1, -5, -11, -17, -23

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A(n) common difference is adding x a certain amount of times. You can add a negative, which is subtracting. It is used in an arithmetic sequence Example; 5,11,17,23,29,3

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Common difference is the amount between values added repeatedly in an arithmetic sequence.
Ex.: 81, 27,  -27, -54

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Common difference is when a pattern in a sequence is increased or decreased by addition or subtraction. These are called arithmetic sequences.

Ex: 2.5, 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5...

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The common ratio is a function that can be solved by multiplication and division. Just like the common difference it has to be with multiple numbers

Ex. 24, 48, 96

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Common ratio is a sequence with multiple numbers that follow a rule and it has to apply that rule to every term, common ratio is multiplication or division.
Ex. 23, 138, 828, 4968

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A common difference is either a number repeatedly adding on, or repeatedly subtracting. The common difference occurs in a arithmetic sequence.
EX+: 45, 57, 69, 81, 93,  105
EX -: 105, 93, 81, 69, 57, 45

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A common difference is a value/number that is repeatedly added to a sequence. The sequence which uses common difference is an arithmetic sequence. The common difference is always adding. If the sequence gets bigger, then it is adding a positive number. If the sequence is decreasing, then it is a dding a negative number.
Ex.
1. 35,  132,  229,  326
2. 394, 295, 196, 97

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A common ratio is the multiple or divisor in a number sequence that makes the equation or sequence true. Ex.5, 20, 80

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The common difference occurs in an arithmetic sequence, or a sequence when you're adding and subtracting a number.  The common difference is the number that you're adding or subtracting.  The common difference is always being added to the numbers in your sequence, so if the numbers in your sequence are decreasing, the common difference would be a negative number.

Ex: 3, 28, 53, 78, 103...
What's the common difference?

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A common difference is a number  that gets added or subtracted in a arithmetic sequence.
Example:  102, 70, 38, 6, -26

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A common difference is the a function of a set of numbers that can be expressed in addition. Common differences have to follow one function, when to subtract you have to add a negative number.

Ex: 1, 104, 207, 310, 413, 516.

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A common difference is a number constantly added to a sequence. The sequence a common difference is added to, is called an arithmetic sequence.
Example:
13, 25,37...

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Common ratio is a number that is multiplied constantly in a geometric  sequence. Ex. 49, 343, 2401, 16807.

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The common ratio is the number that is either multiplied or divided constantly in a geometric sequence.
Ex. 150, 30, 6, 1.2, 0.24

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A common difference get's repetitively added to the sequence. It only occurs in arithmetic sequences.

ex. 69, 276, 1104, 4416

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Common difference is a set of numbers that increases by addition or decreases by subtraction. The number you increase or decrease the set with always stays the same because it is a pattern (ex.
+2, +2, +2, +2). This is called an arithmetic sequence.
Example: 1.25, 6.64, 12.03, 17.42....

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Common ratio is the amount multiplied repeatedly throughout a geometric sequence.
Ex.: 4, 20, 100, 500, 2500

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A sequence is a list of numbers that follow a rule and it applies to every term in the sequence, it can be multiplication, division, subtraction, or addition. A series is a list of number that are all added up.

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The difference between a sequence and a series is that a sequence follows a rule for number and Sequence apply to every number. A seris is a lst of numbers that are all added up

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A sequence follows a common rule on each number and a series is a list of numbers all added up.

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Common ratio is when a pattern changes from multiplication.  These are called geometric sequences.

Ex: 1.5, 7.5, 37.5, 187.5...

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In a geometric sequence (the numbers in the sequence are being multiplied or divided), the common ratio is the number being multiplied or divided by another number.  Common ratios are only numbers being multiplied by numbers in the sequence.  If the geometric sequence is being divided by a number, that means that the common ratio would be a fraction or decimal.

Ex:  -243, 81, -27, 9...
What's the common ratio?

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A sequence is basically a list of an ordered list of numbers that follows  a rule. While a series is just the sum of the sequence's terms.

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A common ratio is either a number repeatedly dividing on, or a number multiplying on. The common ratio occurs in a geometric sequence.
EX /: 50, 10, 2, 0.4, 0.08, 0.016
EX *: 0.016, 0.08, 0.4, 2, 10, 50

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A sequence is a group of values that follow a specific rule, while a series is a sequence's sum.

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A common ratio is the function in a sequence of numbers. They have to be multiplication. If the number are getting smaller you have to use decimals.

Ex: 5, 25, 125

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A common ratio is a number constantly multiplied to a sequence. The sequence a common ratio is multiplied by, is called a geometric sequence.
Example
1.5, 2.25, 3.375...

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The common difference occurs only in arithmetic sequences. It is the number, or value, that is constantly being added. If the sequence is decreasing, then you are adding a negative common difference. If your sequence is increasing, then you are adding a positive common difference.
Example:
6, 75, 144, 213...

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a common ratio is multiplied and only occurs in a geometric sequence

ex. 7, 28, 112, 448.

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A sequence is a set of numbers or values that have a specific rule that it must follow. A series must also follow a specific rule, but instead of having a list of all the numbers, the series is adding up all the numbers

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The common ratio is a value/number that is repeatedly multiplied to a sequence. The sequence which uses common ratio is a geometric sequence. The common ratio is always adding. If the sequence gets bigger, then it is multiplying a positive number. If it is decreasing, then it is multiplying a fraction or decimal.
Ex.
1. 9, 171, 3249, 61731
2. 24, 19.2, 15.36, 12.288

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A common difference is a sequence of numbers in a pattern of addition between each number. They can be added by a negative or positive number, but they have to be added.
Example: 3, 5.3, 7.6, 9.9 ...

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The common difference is a set of numbers that increase or decrease by the same number. It occurs in arithmetic sequences. Example
2,4,6,8,10,12

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A  common ratio is used in a geometric sequence. It is multiplying by a number a certain amount of times. If you want the number to decrease, use a decimal.
Ex; 7,14,21,28,35,42

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The common difference is the sequence that is constantly added or subtracted. This occurs in the arithmetic sequence.
Example: 6, 9, 12, 15...

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the common difference is a number that is added or subtracted constantly to an arithmetic sequence.
ex: 5, 12, 19, 26,

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A common difference is when a sequence is subtracted or added by a number. Common differences are occurred in Arithmetic Sequences.
Example:
17. 25, 20.75, 23. 25

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The common difference is the space between 2 numbers except that the space is added. Example - 21, 18, 15, 12, 9, 6, 3, 0, -3, -6, -9...

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The difference between a sequence and a series is that a sequence 's rule is consistent for every term,  either addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Common differences or common ratios. A series is a pattern of numbers in which the rule is not consistent. Simply a list of numbers that add up.

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The common difference is in a arithmetic sequence. The common difference is any number that is constantly being added (Ex. (-4), 4, 0.4) Since its a common difference the number your adding stays the same throughout the whole sequence.

6.5, 12.25, 16, 20.75

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The common difference appears in arithmetic sequences. It is a number that is constantly added to numbers in a sequence.
Example:
3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19...

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A common difference is in a sequence which is being added or subtracted in. (a arithmetic sequence)
Example:
25, 50, 75, 100

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A common difference occurs in algebraic/arithmetic sequences. It is the difference between two numbers, for example you have a arithmetic sequence: 0, 5, 10... What is the difference? 5-0=5. 10-5=5 so the common difference is 5.
Solve this!:
3, 6, 9, 12, 15...

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Common differences only occurs in arithmetic sequence, which is a list of numbers that has a constant pattern where you add/subtract.  Common differences show you the difference between the numbers in an arithmetic sequence.
Example: 30, 43, 56, 69, 82, 95...
NOT an example: 30, 60, 120, 240...

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a sequence is numbers that follow a rule or pattern. A series is the answer to the sequence's terms.

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A common difference is a number that you add or subtract to something to make a sequence. The common difference always occurs in an arithmetic sequence.
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, is an example of an arithmetic sequence.

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A sequence is set of numbers that follow the same function, but a series is a the sum of numbers in a list of numbers.

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A common ratio is a number that is multiplied in a sequence. The common ratio occurs in a geometric sequence.
Ex: 36, 216, 1296

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A sequence is a pattern of numbers that follow a rule that only involves one step and one number. A series is a pattern of numbers that may use multiple numbers and steps.

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The common ration appears in geometric sequences. It is a number that multiplies all of the other numbers in that sequence.
Example:
3,9,27,81...

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The common ratio is the function in a set of numbers. It is always multiplication. It occurs in geometric sequences. Example
4,8,16,32.64.128

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The common difference only occurs in arithmetic sequences. it is the difference between all the numbers. It is the numbers that you add or subtract to get the next number in the pattern.
exp: 31, 48, 65, 82, 99

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A common ratio is a sequence of numbers that follow a pattern with the same relationship between all numbers in a sequence, they can only be multiplied yet you can also multiply by fractions.
Example: 9.4, 50.76, 274.104 ...

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A common difference is a repetition of the same number being added or subtracted. common difference is used in an arithmetic sequence.
example: 12, 22, 32, 42

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Common ratio is a set of numbers that are multiplied by whole numbers or fractions (multiplying by fractions = division) by the same number because it is a pattern (x 5, x 5, x 5). If you multiply or divide by different numbers, it is not a common ratio. It must be the same number. This is called a geometric sequence.
Example: 28, 7, 1.75, 0,4375...

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A sequence can be either geometric or arithmetic. It HAS to follow a specific rule. A series is the sum of a sequence

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A common ratio is a sequence which is being multiplied or divided in, (a geometric sequence)
Example:
25, 50, 100, 200

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A sequence is ordered numbers with a pattern/rule to help you figure out the next number. A series is the total amount of all the numbers in a sequence. (Ex: 2,4,6,8,10, the series is 40 and the sequence is the numbers.)

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A common ratio occurs in geometric sequences. It show how one number leads to another in a geometric sequence. It ratio between two number in a sequence. For example you have a sequence you are trying to find the common ratio: 2, 4, 8, 16... The common ratio is multiplying by two because 2*2=4, 4*2=8 and so on.
Solve this!:
3, 9, 27, 81...

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The common ratio is the space between to numerals. But you have to multiply the numeral by a certain number to continue the chain. that special number is the common ratio. An example: 2, 10, 5, 25, 12.5, 62.5, 31.25...

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Sequences and series are similar because they're both sets of numbers that follow a specific rule as the numbers increase or decrease. The difference between the two is that numbers in a sequence have commas separating them while numbers in a series are separated by addition symbols.

Ex. sequence: 2,4,6,8...
Ex. series: 2+4+6+8...

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The common ratio occurs only in geometric sequences. It is the number, or value, that is being multiplied constantly. If the sequence is increasing, then you are multiplying by a positive common ratio. If the sequence is decreasing, then you are multiplying by a negative common ratio.
Example:
4, 16, 64, 256...

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A common  difference is a number that is constantly added or subtracted in a arithmetic sequence.
Ex. 21,28,35,42

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A common difference in a sequence uses a rule, either addition or subtraction that is used to make the equation true
Ex.6, 7.5, 9, 10.5, 12

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The common ratio is the sequence that is constantly multiplied or divided. This occurs in the geometric sequence.
Example: 2, 5, 12.5, 31.25...

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A sequence is a list of numbers that are all following the same rule. A series is a set of numbers that are all added up

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A common ratio when a number is being divided or multiplied by the SAME number to a sequence. These are found in geometric sequences.
Example:
124, 31, 7.75

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A series is a group of numbers all added together, and a sequence is a pattern made of a group of numbers

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A sequence is a list of numbers that follow a rule that apply to all numbers, but a series is the sum of all the sequences numbers added together.

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A common difference is when addition or subtraction keep's repeating in the sequence and that's a arithmetic sequence

Example:39,__,57,__,75

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A sequence is an ordered list of numbers that follow a rule. A series is the sum of the Sequence.

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a common ratio is a number constantly multiplied to a sequence, that sequence is called a geometric sequence.
Ex: 3, 9, 27, 81

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Common ratios only occur in geometric sequences, like an arithmetic sequence, which is a list of numbers that has a constant pattern, but not like an arithemtic sequence, you multiply/divide. Common ratios show you how much the first number needs to multiply/divide between the numbers in the geometric sequence.
Example: 20, 60, 180,

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A sequence and a series is different because if you were to graph a sequence and a series and draw a line through any vertical axis, you would have one intersecting point for a sequence, and more than one for a series.

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A sequence is a set of numbers that follow a rule, but a series is what you get when all the numbers are added together. The end product.

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A sequence is a list of numbers that require a rule to be applied from one number to another. For example, this is a sequence (arithmetic): 1, 3, 5, 7... The rule/common difference for that^^ sequence is 2, adding 2 each time. A series is a list of numbers that are added are together. It can be a sequence with all the numbers added up together

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A sequence is a set of numbers that follow a specific rule, and a series is the sum of all the numbers in a sequence.

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A common ratio is used in a geometric sequence. A common ratio is a number that is constantly being multiplied to a number over and over again. The common difference is any number (ex. 2, 1/3, (-2) that is multiplied and since its common the rule stays the same throughout the whole sequence.

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A sequence is a set of numbers that has a common difference or a common ratio. They are either an arithmetic sequence or a geometric sequence. A series is a set of numbers that are have to be added up.

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A sequence is a set of numbers that follow the same rule, but a series is the sequence's sum

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a sequence follows a list of numbers that follows a common rule, and a series is a list of numbers all added up.

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The difference between them are that a sequence is a list of numbers that has a pattern. But series are more of the sum of the list of numbers.

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The common ratio

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The common difference is the number or the value that is repediatly added to the number before in the sequence.

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The common difference happens in Arithmetic sequences and are  the difference that is commonly used throughout.
82,80,78,76

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A common differance, in short, is the difference between  one term in the sequence and the cunsecutive. It oucours in an arethmatic sequence, where the same differance is being appleid over and over agaian to the nth trm in the sequence. It can be descrribed in the formula an = d (n - 1) + c, where c is the constant the common differance.
ex. 12, 7, 2, –3, –8, –13, –18

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Common difference is the number that keeps being repeated. You either subtract the number or you add the number. It appears in arithmetic sequences.
Example:

1847, 9743,  17639, ....

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A common difference is a relationship between 2 number using subtraction or addition.
EX: 0,5,10,15,20

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Common difference is a function in a sequence were you have to add or subtract a term to find the next number in the sequence. You have to continue to use the same rule and term to find your next number too make the sequence true.

22, 45, 68, 91

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The common difference is  the number that you add or subtract to figure out the arithmetic sequence.
My example: 12,24,36,48.60

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A common difference happens in an arithmetic sequence. The common difference is where you add or subtract in a term to find the next number in the sequence. You can only use the same rule or pattern to make the common difference true.
EX. 2, 8, 14, 20, 26,32

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A common difference is the amount added repeatedly to arithmetic sequence.
Ex: 72, -26, -124, -222