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Angela opened a new bakery she got orders fir 2 cakes the first week 4 cakes the second week and 8 cakes the third week if the p

attern continues how many cake orders will angela get the fourth week?

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zhenek [66]3 years ago

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16 orders

since each week the amount of orders is multiplied by 2, we do 8×2=16 orders the fourth week.

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