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The answer is c or the third option. If we start at one we get (4(1)-9)=-5, then we can do 2 and we get (4(2)-9)=-1. Lets do 3 (4(3)-9)=3. Now 4 (4(4)-9)=7. Now 5 and our last one (4(5)-9)=11. Now notice we get -5+-1+3+7+11.

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