IP1U7 Exercise Q5

IP1U7 Exercise Q5

TGM Original Questions

Consider the sequence

\({{1}^{2}}-5\), \({{2}^{2}}-7\), \({{3}^{2}}-9\), \({{4}^{2}}-11\), …

  1. Find an expression, in terms of \(n\), for the \({{n}^{\mathrm{th}}}\) term, \({{T}_{n}}\), of this sequence.
  2. Evaluate \({{T}_{12}}\).

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Answer:(a) \(T_n=n^2-2n-3\). (b) \(117\).

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