Math Is Fun Forum

If you're enthusiastic about maths, I'm sure you'd make a wonderful teacher

So I'm like, trilingual and a half:
I can speak English, 1337, bad Engrish, and I'm learning chinese

State whether the following sequences are geometric or algebraic and state the nth term:
16. 1.25, 2.75, 4.25, 5.75
17. 3, -3, 3, -3
18. 2, 4, 8, 16
19. 3, -9, 27, -81
20. 5, -1, 1/5, -1/25

NOT ENGLISH, ENGRISH!

That's an awesome avatar haruka , is it yuna?

It would great know every languages, like have world key.

Now I'm even more confused

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Geeks are supposedly the exact opposite of cool... so...
If you get A's for everything, go on to become a theoretical hyper-dimensional topological astrophycist and earn the big bucks (in other words have a successful career), you must suffer the title of 'geek'.
Whereas you are 'cool' if, stereotypically, have a some wit, an attitude, sunglasses, and would rather party than study. 90% of people I know would like to be cool. Supposedly you can't be a geek or 'cool' at the same time. Supposedly cool people are preferred by society.
Thus, most of society will go on to become cool and the 10% of the geeks will go on to become rich, famous, and smart, (and possibly may take over the world) but will nevertheless still remain the laughing stock of the rest of the world.
Such is life.