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Question 7 answers

Answer 1

ups

Answer 2

made a mistake give me a minute

Answer 3

This time, you keep multiplying a factor of sqrt(2).

Answer 4

ah I don't get it in here so I will do this one my own lol :D

Answer 5

Well, if I were to ask my ten year old self, I'd say
put in the 2 with a check sign, and then double, then put in the two with a check sign, then double again :D

Answer 6

I put in the wrong thing that is one of the answers

Answer 7

Oh. But did I somehow deduce the pattern from one of the answers? I bet the sequence went...
\[\huge \sqrt{2} \ , \ 2 \ , \ 2\sqrt{2} \ , \ 4\]

Answer 8

yeah

Answer 9

<smug look>

Answer 10

:D

Answer 11

so what do u think would be the answer?

Answer 12

I told you, it seems to be a Geometric Series...
Every term is the previous term multiplied by sqrt(2)

Answer 13

this?

Answer 14

Assuming the sequence went as I said, then yes, I'd go for that :D

Answer 15

ok thx :D