SAT Prep: Test 1 Section 3 Part 5

[elizabethkimchi]

question: for the question with the 55th term, if the 8th term is a multiple of 4th term, then they have the same number, -3 as stated in the video. But, 2 is a multiple of 4 and it is not the same number. why is that?

[ajskdlfla]

wait cant you just do the 5th term and multiply it by 11? :l Calculus is easier than this.

[ajskdlfla]

@ajskdlfla nevermind im retarded.

[Shendi510]

Thanks, I would have problem doing it, if I didn't watch this video. :]

[dtn93]

i know another way to solve for the 55th term... it repeats every 4th term so 55 divided by 4 is 13 remainder 3. The remainer id the nth term so the 3rd term is -5

:D

thanks khanacademy!

[marcusjhung]

wow i cant belileve i didnt realize that i forgot to make the intercept negative for the inverse line problem

[Ancientlordx]

Thank you for your help i am much better now

i am having SAT tomorrow

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[Ancientlordx]

i am having SAT tomorrow

but thx to u i think i am better now

i just wana say thank you

this is just for me:

anyone who sees this comment will automatically bless me on tomorrow's test =P

[jcrazydude]

how was the exam?

[ureasonnable]

great TUto. thanks for doing this.

[Winsunn307]

Thank you for doing this.

[1HeartnSoul]

*drop kicks SAT for having such a ballistic problem*

[Ipodfanatic22]

I'm pretty sure you did number 13 wrong, it says each odd numbered term is to be multiplied by -1 (after the first, which was 3), so 5/-5 would just be constantly multiplied by -1.

[monalisa02]

no he did it correctly

[MrDangaaaa]

sloppy!!!

[lance9237]

Thanks again! If anyone is reading this comment please watch his videos they are great!

[Jenje777]

that's hardcore!i understand that but i never would have believed that they would expect us to do that...

[slamnxgirlxjulie]

yea i would never have guessed to do that