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When observing patterns, it is possible that more than one true conjecture can be made.
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When observing patterns, it is possible that more than one true conjecture can be made.

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Yes, it is possible.
If there is the number 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64.
I could assume each time they are multiplying by 2.
Other person could assume they are adding the orginal to the orginal number.
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