Asked by i8waddles

Find the next three terms of the sequence -6, -24, -96, -184

A. -768, -1,536, -3,072
B. -768, -3,072, -12,288
C. -1,536, -6,144, -24,576
D. -1,536, -9,216, -36,864

Answered by Reiny
I think you have a typo
if the sequence had been : -6, -24, -96, -384
each new term would be 4 times its previous.

If that is the case, I see that answer
Answered by Damon
frustrating typos
Answered by i8waddles
it was a typo, thank you very much
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