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F-IF.3 Warmup M1-021-A03-V01

Recognize sequences, including recursive sequences, as functions whose domains are subsets of integers.

Graph a sequence

Problem

Specify the graph of sequence \({(1,5),(2,8),(3,11),(4,14)}\).

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On a sequence graph, the horizontal coordinate is the term number and the vertical coordinate is that term’s value. We’ll plot exactly the listed ordered pairs and read the domain and range as finite sets. Even if the points align, connecting them would invent outputs at noninteger inputs that the sequence never defines.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math I
Standard
F-IF.3
Category
Functions
Domain
Interpreting Functions
Objective
Recognize sequences, including recursive sequences, as functions whose domains are subsets of integers.
Problem type
Graph a sequence