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laila [671]3 years ago

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The sequence is increasing by the previous number multiplied by negative 3 (x -3). With this information, the correct answer would be A. -648, 1944, 5832

Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago

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Answer: None of the above are correct

Step-by-step explanation: The values are being multiplied by -3 each time. (-8*-3=24, 24*-3=-72, and so on.) Out of all the choices, A would be the most accurate answer. But the problem is that 1944 multiplied by -3 does NOT equal 5832. It equals NEGATIVE 5832. As I said, A would be your best choice.

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