Common
AlgebraWorksheet · Common
Sequences and equations
Set the nth term equal to a term and solve for n: a whole number means it is in the sequence. Then the first term over 200, two sequences with a term in common, a matchstick pattern, savings and a claim to test.
A free GCSE Foundation and Higher algebra worksheet with answers, spec codes A17 and A25.
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