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What would the equation be for the sequence: -9, -7, -5, -3... A. Y=2x+ -1 B. Y=2x + - 11 C. y=2x + 0 D. Y=-2x + -1

What would the equation be for the sequence: -9, -7, -5, -3... A. Y=2x+ -1 B. Y=2x + - 11 C. y=2x + 0 D. Y=-2x + -1
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What would the equation be for the sequence:

-9, -7, -5, -3...
A. Y=2x+ -1
B. Y=2x + - 11
C. y=2x + 0
D. Y=-2x + -1

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the answer is B because you have to do the opposite which means you have to subtract -9-2=-11
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