Difficult Non Linear Number Patterns Strategy 7, 16, 29, 46, 67 and 3, 14, 39, 84, 155,

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Finite difference related to the degree of the polynomial. If the first finite difference is constant then the polynomial is linear; if the second is constant then it is quadratic; if the third is constant then it has to be cubic in nature and so on. There is also a very important relation between the leading coefficient degree of polynomial and the finite difference: a n! = Finite difference.

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This helped me a lot

[@apoorvatiwari3615]

Sir how did you find the value of "a" like why 3! ?

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Thanks so much! I learnt so much from this video

[@mubassilhafeez6890]

sir the number after is 16 not 19

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i am panicking that i chould not think of this strategy myself

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Really helpful❤

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Thanks

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Thank you sir

[@kellylocelso2895]

I am trying to understand the n3 but an getting off track when the answer is given

[@gracehao3787]

thank you sir! extremely helpful

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How did you get n+1 and n+2

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Good

[@qasim9147]

Please add decreasing non linear

[@andrew.jooste]

I was confused on how you got n(n+1)

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Great video !!! You made this as easy as pie 😁

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Brah a pattern can be irregular pattern which is not quadratic and geometric and arithmetic but after they want tn😩

[@MathematicsTutor]

Such patterns are difficult sometimes. Thanks for sharing

[@abdulwahidshaikh8635]

1, 3, 4, x ,11,19,28, y
How to solve such problem with two unknowns

[@Crystal-zv7zs]

I still dnt understand wow

[@Russeren01]

Could you solve this sequence for me? 1, 4, 10, 20, 35, ... It's cubic related.

[@bakteriebakterie6096]

1*1, 2*2, 3*3 plus 1, 4*4 plus 4, 5*5 plus 10
so next 6*6 plus 20 i would think, so 56

[@bakteriebakterie6096]

to be more precise, 1*1(plus 0), 2*2 (plus 0), 3*3 plus 1, 4*4 plus 4, 5*5 plus 10

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thanks sir

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I Did not understand the general term

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[@gangamarasinghe204]

you could of just used y = ax^2+bx+c

[@nayaka-zna]

Or specifically an^2+bn+c

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How do you use that?

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Tnx Sir

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How did u get 1 8 27 64 125 .. 🥺🥺

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n^3

[@qasim9147]

2n^2 +3n+2 works

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why is it n + 1

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how about this 2,6,22,56,114,202....?

[@burn002]

Mr.Kumar I am very troubled with this I am a Grade 6 student and I watched your video I still cannot answer this question
“1,8,27,64”

[@MathematicsTutor]

These are cube of numbers. In grade 6, normally we do not teach cube and so I can understand your frustration. Hope that helps. Thanks

[@dizzle9638]

There would be a third difference

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Pls I'm begging of you please, solve this for me
1,2,4,12,44,332,.... Someone please 😢😢

[@unfabricante]

Hello Anil I've been seeing this video and thank you for the insights and explanations. But I've been stuck in a problem. I'ts about of letters secuences. Do you know how to resolved any ones? I leave the clue here if you can help me with. The secuence is: K N H P T L I N __?
What letter complete the pattern? Thank you Anil for any insights. Best.

[@lunarose2663]

how do you find general term for 2,5,9,14,20 ?

[@annevanderbijl3510]

Look at differences: 3,4,5,6. Look at differences again: 1,1,1. So this is a quadratic sequence