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23-10-2018
Mathematics

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-17, 2, 21, 40, … is an arithmetic sequence.

True

False

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23-10-2018

False

A arithmetic sequence is a sequence that has a difference of 2. We see that we have -17 ... and then we have 2 ... and then 21. There is NOT a difference of 2, as we can see. Therefore, yiur answer would be (false).

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