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Rule 1: Multiply by 2, then add one third starting from 1. Rule 2: Add one half, then multiply by 4 starting from 0. What is the fourth ordered pair using the two sequences? (5,…

Rule 1: Multiply by 2, then add one third starting from 1. Rule 2: Add one half, then multiply by 4 starting from 0. What is the fourth ordered pair using the two sequences? (5,…
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Rule 1: Multiply by 2, then add one third starting from 1. Rule 2: Add one half, then multiply by 4 starting from 0. What is the fourth ordered pair using the two sequences? (5, 10) (four and two thirds, 42) (21, 170) (two and one third, 2)

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the answer your looking for is 2
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2 is the correct answer 2 is the correct answer
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