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2 years ago

What is the value of the missing number in the sequence below? 4, 12, 36,___, 324, 972, 2916

1 answer:

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The sequence increases by multiplying the previous number by 3. 4*3=12 12*3=36 36*3=108 and so on. The missing number is 108

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