23, 69, 207, 621 What is the 7th term of this sequence?

1 answer:

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You are multiplying 3 each time.

23 x 3 = 69

69 x 3 = 207

207 x 3 = 621

621 is the 4th term

621 x 3 = 1863

1863 x 3 = 5589

5589 x 3 = 16767

16767 is your 7th term in this sequence

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