Sequence Rule Finder 
-Written by Marcin S.

This program will find the general rule for any 'n'th term in a sequence. A useful, fun, and educational math tool, be sure to download this! 


Program is unprotected so that you can laugh at my code.

Entering an unsolvable sequence or not entering enough members of the sequence may produce an inaccurate answer or even an error.

This is an example sequence: 1, 2, 4, 7. The general rule for this is .5n^2 -.5n + 1. You plug in what term of the sequence you wish to know into n. So if you plug in 3, you will get 4 as that is the third term of the sequence. 

I may be contacted at kpmartin18@yahoo.com.