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Help!!!!!!!!!!! :((((
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Help!!!!!!!!!!! :((((

Help!!!!!!!!!!! :((((-example-1
User Nagelfar
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Answer:

just subtract

Explanation:

first go number by number and then subtract them and see the average rate of change and input that number

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