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A math club had 4 members in its first year. It had 19 members in its fourth year and 29 members in its sixth year. Assuming a constant rate of increase, how many members will the math club have in its
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A math club had 4 members in its first year. It had 19 members in its fourth year and 29 members in its sixth year. Assuming a constant rate of increase, how many members will the math club have in its thirteenth year?

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Here you go! It increases by 5 members each year.
A math club had 4 members in its first year. It had 19 members in its fourth year-example-1
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