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Find the next four terms in each arithmetic sequence. 5+k,5,5-k ....
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It looks like each term is less than the previous term by a difference of k. So, just subtract k from the last term to get the next term, and do so for the next three terms. Try it and see what you get.
okay , give me a sec.
all i can think of is 5-2k,5-3k etc ? is that correct?
Yep, you got it!
so the next 4 terms from the original would be , 5-2k, 5-3k , 5-4k, and 5-5k?
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That is correct. Good job!
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