CBSE Class 11-science Answered
How to find out the next term in the sequence easily?
Asked by Sayandeep Das | 28 Jun, 2013, 08:46: PM
Expert Answer
Sometimes it is easy to determine what would be next term of the sequence, sometimes its not that easy or its not that obvious. There is no single unique way to identify the next term in the sequence. Generally as more and more questions you would practice you will be able to determine them more easily. Sometimes if the series is forming an AP or GP, then you know how to determine the next term.
If you are having trouble with any specific question, please feel free to ask us and we would respond to that specific question and give you some hint on how you can go about solving next term for those types of questions.
Answered by | 29 Jun, 2013, 05:30: PM
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