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FIND NTH TERM QUICKEST IN GETS BRAINLIEST

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patriot [66]3 years ago

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Answer is 13 because the numbers are increasing though odd numbers that are also increasing if that makes sense.

It’s going from 4 > 9 > 16 > 25 > 36

so from 4-9 it adds 5 and from 9-16 it adds 7 and goes on so that’s it’s like

+5 > +7 > +9 > +11

sorry if it doesn’t make good sense

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