Explain why there are restrictions on the domain of a sequence when the sequence is defined as a function. write your answer in 3-4 sentences using the following vocabulary words: - set or subset - sequence - function - term(s)

The domain of a sequence written as a function is restricted to the set of natural numbers.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a sequence is written as a function, then the domain is the set of natural numbers because the term starts with first term then second then so on.

The number of terms can not be negative or rational.

Here natural numbers represents the position of each term in a sequence. 

This means the domain of the sequence written as a function is restricted to the set of natural numbers.

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where r is the radius of the pizza.

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