Name : Mark Anthony B.

Rentoria Grade&Section : 10-Jaena

Explanation : Explain the concepts of sequence in your own words.

One of the most fundamental subjects in Arithmetic is sequence and series. A sequence is an
itemized collection of elements that allows for any type of repetition, whereas a series is the sum of all
elements. One of the most common instances of sequence and series is an arithmetic progression. In
simple terms, a sequence is a collection of items or objects that have been arranged in a specific order.
As the sum of all the terms in a sequence, a series can be highly generalized. All of the sequence's terms,
however, must have a distinct relationship.

Application : Cite real-life examples where and when do sequences are applied in our daily life.

Sequences can be used in a variety of ways. It's a good tactic to list the first few terms and look
for a pattern that will help you get the general term when solving problems requiring sequences. When
the general term is located, any term in the series can be found without having to write all of the
preceding terms. Sequences are useful in both everyday life and higher mathematics. For example,
sequences include the interest component of monthly payments made to pay off an automotive or
home loan, as well as a month's worth of maximum daily temperatures in one place.

Reflection : Reflect on how the concept learned is useful in daily life and relate it to FCPC vision , mission
and core values.

This lesson has taught me a lot about sequences and series, which are important in many
aspects of our lives. They assist us in making decisions by allowing us to predict, evaluate, and monitor
the outcome of a situation or event. In real life, the sequence is important because it allows us to
understand things through the use of patterns. An arithmetic sequence is a great starting point for
describing a variety of things, such as time, which has a common difference of one hour. A sequence is
also necessary when simulating systematic events. We can generate ideas and live with systematic
knowledge by following the sequence.