Mathematics, 10.08.2019 23:10 Symonek
Iwould like my answer to this one checked as well. would it be considered geometric sequence even if the common ratio is slightly different for each one? they are each a few decimals apart.
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determine if the sequence is arithmetic , geometric, or neither.
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