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3 years ago

(i) 809, 708, 607, _____, _ class 4__class 4

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schepotkina [342]3 years ago

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Answer:

809, 708, 607, 506, 405, 304, 203, 102, 1, -100

Step-by-step explanation:

809, 708, 607, _____, _______

First term = 809

Second term = 708

Third term = 607

Difference between first term and second term = 809 - 708

= 101

Difference between second term and third term = 708 - 607

= 101

Therefore, the common difference is 101

Fourth term = 607 - 101

= 506

Fifth term = 506 - 101

= 405

Sixth term = 405 - 101

= 304

Seventh term = 304 - 101

= 203

Eighth term = 203 - 101

= 102

Ninth term = 102 - 101

= 1

Tenth term = 1 - 101

= - 100

809, 708, 607, 506, 405, 304, 203, 102, 1, -100

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