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A progression is: any list of numbers, an arrangement of quantities whose positions are based upon the natural numbers, a summation of quantities based upon a sequence, new discoveries in mathematics.

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Heidy Bradford

22 January, 07:45

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A progression is: any list of numbers, an arrangement of quantities whose positions are based upon the natural numbers, a summation of quantities based upon a sequence, new discoveries in mathematics.

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Will · Answer 1

A summation of quantities based upon a sequence, and an arrangement of quantities whose positions are based upon the natural numbers

Step-by-step explanation:

It cannot be "Any list of numbers" because a progression only contains natural numbers, meaning no decimals or fractions. It is also not a new discovery in mathematics.

Callum Mcintyre · Answer 2

a progression is a summation of quantities based upon a sequence.

Step-by-step explanation:

example of a progression

1,4,7,10,13,16, ...

a1=1

a2=4

a3=7

difference = d=a2-aq=4-1=3

similarly

d=a3-a2=7-4=3

we can clearly see that there is a difference of 3 between two consecutive terms of a progression

on the other hand successive terms of a progression can be obtained by adding a unique value in backward term to get successive term.

hence a progression is a summation of quantities based upon a sequence

Choose as many that apply:A progression is: any list of numbers, an arrangement of quantities whose positions are based upon the natural numbers, a summation of quantities based upon a sequence, new discoveries in mathematics.

Choose as many that apply:

A progression is: any list of numbers, an arrangement of quantities whose positions are based upon the natural numbers, a summation of quantities based upon a sequence, new discoveries in mathematics.