Start at 125 create a pattern that subtracts 6 from each number stop when you have 5 numbers
125; 119, 113, 107, 101, 95
That sequence subtracts from 6. You can choose to either include or exclude 125
we know that
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence of numbers such that the difference of any two successive members of the sequence is a constant. The constant is called common difference
In this problem we have an arithmetic sequence
The common difference is equal to \(-6\)
Let
a1--------> the first term of the pattern
\(a1=125\)
\(a2=a1-6=125-6=119\)
\(a3=a2-6=119-6=113\)
\(a4=a3-6=113-6=107\)
\(a5=a4-6=1076=101\)
the pattern is equal to
\([125,119,113,107,101]\)