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Real-Life Applications of Sequences

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching arithmetic sequences in a 10th grade mathematics class, including objectives, subject matter, lesson procedures, and evaluation. It provides examples of arithmetic sequences and formulas for determining the nth term. The lesson concludes with an activity testing student understanding and an assignment on arithmetic means.

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Real-Life Applications of Sequences

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching arithmetic sequences in a 10th grade mathematics class, including objectives, subject matter, lesson procedures, and evaluation. It provides examples of arithmetic sequences and formulas for determining the nth term. The lesson concludes with an activity testing student understanding and an assignment on arithmetic means.

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Republic of the Philippines

City of Taguig
Taguig City University
Gen. Santos Avenue, Central Bicutan, Taguig City

A Detailed Lesson Plan in Mathematics Grade 10


Prepared by Jason Ologenio

I. Objectives
At the end of a discussion, the students are expected to;
a. Solve arithmetic sequence using formula;
b. Determine the nth term of a given arithmetic sequence;
c. Realized the importance and application of arithmetic sequence in real life setting.
II. Subject Matter
Topic: Arithmetic Sequence
References: Learner’s Material in Mathematics for Grade 10 by DepEd and Google
Materials: PowerPoint Presentation
Strategies: 4 A’s Approach (Activity,Analysis,Abstraction,Application)
Skills to be Developed: defining, identifying, finding, determining

III. Lesson Proper


Teacher’s Activity Learners’ Activity
A. Daily Routine

Good morning, class! : Good morning, sir!

Let us start our class with the guidance of our


Lord. Who wants to lead us a prayer? Yes? : (Prayer)

Okay. Before we start, these are the rules of


our class.

1. Open your camera


2. Mute your mic
3. Raise the hand button if you have
question

Do you have any question or clarifications : None, sir.


regarding our class rules?
Class Secretary, may you check the
attendance. Is there anyone absent for : None, sir.
today?

Very good. Keep up the good work.

Before we move on our topic for today, have


you submitted your assignment in Google : Yes, sir!
classroom?

Good job. Can someone share what they can : Our topic last time Sir was about Problems
recall about our topic last meeting? involving oblique triangles.

.
Exactly! Seems like you understand the topic
I have discussed last meeting. Let’s now
proceed to the discovery of our new topic.

B. Motivation

Since you’ve been doing great in all the


activities in our previous lesson, I think it
would be better to introduce our new lesson
with a new activity that I’m sure you would
enjoy.

Is everyone excited? : Yes ma’am!

Activity: Complete the Incomplete


Direction: Look, investigate and find the : Expected answer :
missing term of each sequence.
Well done! Now, let’s begin.

C. Analysis

Based on the visuals in our activity, what can : There is a pattern being formed to
you observe about it? determine the next answer.

Since there is a pattern or sequence occurring


in the activity we just answered, who agree
that we can do this also in numbers and not
just images? : Some will say yes.

D. Abstraction

What can you observe in this picture?


: There is a pattern occurring in the picture.

Is it increasing or decreasing? By how many? : It is increasing by 1 Sir.

How about this numbers?

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 …

Is it increasing or decreasing? By how many? : It is increasing by 2 Sir.

Good job! The example I have shown is an


example of what we called Arithmetic
Sequence.

We have here the definition of Arithmetic : An Arithmetic Sequence is a sequence


Sequence, who wants to read it? Yes? where every term after the first is obtained by
adding a constant called the common
difference.

Is the meaning of arithmetic sequence clear


to you, class? : Yes, sir!
For further understanding, let’s take a look to : The number of matchsticks increases by 3
the result of this illustration. What do you as we add another square.
observe on the number of matchsticks?

: An= a1+ (n-1) d


Form n square. Will you read the formula, a1 is the first term
class? d is the common difference n is the number
of terms
An is the nth term

Thank you!
Now, let’s check from our table. We let 4 as
a1 which is the first term, n which is the
number of terms and subtracted by 1 to get : Yes, sir.
the 1 and we let 3 as d as the common
difference. Did you get it class?

Now, we can find already of how many


numbers of matchsticks in 20 squares. We
will now use the formula An= a1+ (n-1) d to
find it.
Who wants to substitute our given in the : A20= 4 + (20-1)3
formula? Yes?

Very Good! : A20 =4+(19)3


Who wants to solve it? Yes? =4+ 57
=61

Good Job!
We can now conclude that we need 61
matchsticks to form 20 squares. Did you get : Yes, sir.
it, class?

For further understanding, let’s have another


example. : What is the 10th term of the arithmetic
Will you read it? Yes? sequence 5, 12, 19, 26, … ?

Thank you!
Now, what is the first term of our sequence? : 5, sir.
Yes?

Very good!
Who wants to give me the common : 7 sir.
difference? Yes?
Exactly!
Now, who wants to substitute this given in the : An= a1+ (n-1) d
formula? Yes? A10=5 + (10-1) 7

Great Job!

Now, who wants to solve? Yes?


A10= 5 +(9)7
= 5 + 54
Precisely! = 59
And the value of 10th term in our sequence is
59. Did you follow, class?

Seems like you already understand on how to : Yes, sir.


solve arithmetic sequence

E. Application

To test if you understand our topic, let’s have : Mechanics:


a game entitled “Answer Me”. Who wants to 1.The teacher will give an arithmetic
read the mechanics? Yes? sequence on screen and answer what is
asked on it.
2.The first student who answered first and got
the correct answer will get a point.
3.The students who get the highest points will
get a prize
: Yes, sir.

Is the instruction clear to you, class? Ok, we


may now start.

:3
:4
In the arithmetic sequence 3,7,11,15,19, . . . : 99
What is the first term?
What is the common difference? What is the
25th term of the sequence?

Is the sequence 15, 17, 19, 21, . . . consider


an arithmetic sequence? : Yes

: 16
Yes or No?

If a1=1 and d=5, what is A4?


There are 115 passengers in the first carriage
of a train, 130 passengers in the second
carriage and 145 in the third carriage and so
on. How many passengers will there be in the
8th carriage?

Based on the outcomes of your work, it


seems you learned a lot on our topic.
: An Arithmetic Sequence is a sequence
F. Valuing where every term after the first is obtained by
adding a constant called the common
difference.
To sum up what we have tackled for today,
who wants to give me the definition of
Arithmetic Sequence? Yes?
: An= a1+ (n-1) d

Great Job!
And who wants to give me the formula of
arithmetic sequence in finding the nth term?

Excellent!
IV. Evaluation
To test your understanding on our
topic for today, bring out 1 whole
sheet of paper and answer the
following.

1. Find the 6th term of the arithmetic


sequence 1,0,-1,-2,-3,…
2. Using the formula, which
term of the arithmetic
sequence is -18, given that
a1=7 and a2=2?
3. Find the 9th term of the arithmetic
sequence with a1=10 and d=-1/2
4. What is the 15th term of the
arithmetic sequence 2,4,6,8,…?
5. The third term of a sequence is
16 and the fourth term is 20, what
is the first term?

V. Assignment
For your home assignment, bring out
your notes and copy what is on the
screen to be check tomorrow.
1. Give the definition of an
arithmetic mean.
2. Find the arithmetic means
between 5 and 25.

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