Sequences and Recursion
Across
- 3. sequence behaviour where terms stay the same
- 5. alternating between two or more values
- 9. a number/item in a sequence
- 11. the fixed multiplier between successive terms
- 12. the starting term that “signals the start” of the sequence
- 13. formed by adding/subtracting a fixed amount each step
- 15. a list of numbers or symbols in a particular order
- 17. the instruction you apply repeatedly to generate the sequence
- 18. sequence behaviour where terms get smaller
- 19. arithmetic graph rises (linear growth)
Down
- 1. arithmetic graph falls (linear decay)
- 2. the small index showing a term’s position (e.g., “term number”)
- 4. “differences between successive terms are constant”
- 6. value, the value a sequence approaches
- 7. formed by multiplying by a fixed factor each step
- 8. the fixed amount added/subtracted each term
- 10. rule + initial value used to generate a sequence
- 14. sequence behaviour where terms get bigger
- 16. generating each new term from the previous term (using a rule)