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Follow the rules to create two number sequences that go to the fifth term each. Rule 1: Multiply by 2 starting at 10. Rule 2: Subtract 4 starting from 24. What is the first term that appears in both sequences? (2 points) a 10 b 14 c 20 d 26

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