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    The document is a tutorial on mathematical concepts including harmonic sequences, Fibonacci sequences, factoring, and multiplying polynomials. It provides examples and explanations of each topic, with questions for students to work through that are then answered on subsequent slides. The document uses a consistent template and is intended as an educational guide through multiple math lessons.

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    The document is a tutorial on mathematical concepts including harmonic sequences, Fibonacci sequences, factoring, and multiplying polynomials. It provides examples and explanations of each topic, with questions for students to work through that are then answered on subsequent slides. The document uses a consistent template and is intended as an educational guide through multiple math lessons.

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    JEOPARDY!

    Click Once to Begin

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    JEOPARDY!
    Harmonic/ Factor Remainder
    Evaluation Division Factoring
    Fibonacci Theorem Theorem

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    A type of sequence that is
    considered to be the
    reciprocal of arithmetic

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    Harmonic Sequence

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    What do we need to get the
    next term in a harmonic
    sequence?

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    Common Difference

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    Find the next three terms of
    a Fibonacci sequence if the
    1st term 1 and 2nd term 1

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    2, 3, 5

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    Find the next 6 terms of a
    Fibonacci sequence if the 1st
    term 3 and 2 term 5
    nd

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    8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89

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    Evaluate: 2x + 5 when x= -3

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    -1

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    (x+2)(x-2)

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    Multiply: (2x+1)
    (3x+2)(x-1)

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