Mathematics, 15.04.2021 01:20 ozzie26

The first sequence rule is multiply by 2 starting from 7. The second sequence rule is add 2 starting from 8. What is the first number that appears in both sequences? Question 3 options:

10

14

18

28

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The first sequence rule is multiply by 2 starting from 7. The second sequence rule is add 2 starting...