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What are the next two terms in the given sequence? 1200, 1196, 598, 594, 297, * and what is was the rule to the given sequence?
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What are the next two terms in the given sequence? 1200, 1196, 598, 594, 297, * and what is was the rule to the given sequence?
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What are the next two terms in the given sequence? 1200, 1196, 598, 594, 297, * and what is was the rule to the given sequence?
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next two terms - 293, 146.5
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