Posted by leo on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 11:12am.
an arithmetic sequence has a constant difference between terms. Looking at the differences, we see:
A. 3,5,7, . . .
B. -1,-2,-3, . . .
C. 4,8,16, . . .
D. -12,-12,-12, . . .
I guess the answer is D, eh?
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