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Which answer describes the sequence {1,3,7,15,…} as a mathematical statement? The nth value equals 1 more than twice the first value. The nth value equals 1 more than twice the previous value. The nth value equals the sum of the previous 3 values. The nth value equals 1 more than the sum of the previous value and n. Checkpoint 04 Click on the numbers to jump from one question to another.
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