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    What Are the Next Three Terms in the Arithmetic Sequence
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What Are the Next Three Terms in the Arithmetic Sequence

Question 3

Question 3

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What are the next three terms in the arithmetic sequence -2,-6,-10,.... ​​


A) ​-14, -18, -22
B) ​2, 6, 10
C) ​56, -224, 896
D) ​-8, -10, -12
E) -10,-14,-18

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