Complete the sequence:
60,50,…30,…
To solve this problem, we will identify and use the pattern within the given sequence:
- Step 1: Start with the given numbers 60 and 50.
- Step 2: Calculate the difference between these two numbers. We have 60−50=10.
- Step 3: Assume this difference will continue throughout the sequence. This assumption is necessary because it suggests a common arithmetic sequence structure.
Following these steps, we can complete the sequence:
First term is 60.
Second term is 50.
Based on the assumption of an arithmetic sequence with a common difference of −10:
Third term: 50−10=40.
Fourth term: 40−10=30.
Continuing this pattern:
Fifth term: 30−10=20.
Sixth term: 20−10=10.
Therefore, the complete sequence is 60,50,40,30,20,10.
60,50,40,30,20,10