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3 years ago

Please someone explain the question and explain the answers probably

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Taya2010 [7]3 years ago

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Okay so all you are doing is filling out the char to do this you fine the increasing rate or the pattern. so 2*3=6 5*3=15 so the pattern is that you are multiplying every input by 3 so 0*3=0
1*3=3
3*3=9
4*3=12
then to fine the differences you just simply write how much you increased or decreased so every difference for this chart will be +3 hope this helped you have an amazing day!!!!

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Step-by-step explanation:

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