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Cassie wrote some numbers in a numbers in a number pattern. 14,17,12,15,10,13,8,11. What should be th e next number in her patte

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mezya [45]4 years ago

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The number is 6. The pattern goes -5 than +3

ser-zykov [4K]4 years ago

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14,17,12,15,10,13,8,11,___

there is a pattern between the numbers... add 3, subtract 5, add 3, subtract 5...and so on. So ur next number is 6

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