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3 years ago

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bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hope that this is helpful.

Step-by-step explanation:

7,11,15,19 - 16,20,24,28(add 4 )

7+4=11. 16+4=20

11+4=15. 20+4=24

15+4=19. 24+4=28

12,24,48,96 - 31,62,124,248(multiply 2)

12×2=24. 31×2=62

24×2=48. 62×2=124

48×2=96. 124×2=248

13,15,17,19 - 132,134,136,138(add 2)

13+3=15. 132+2=134

15+2=17. 134+2=136

17+2=19. 136+2=138

3,12,48,193 - 7,28,112,448(multiply 4)

3×4=12. 7×4=28

12×4=48. 28×4=112

48×4=193. 112×4=448

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