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If you cannot get from one term to the next by adding or multiplying by a constant value, the sequence is

arithmetic

geometric

neither arithmetic nor geometric

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MrRoyalidn

The true statement is that: if you cannot get from one term to the next by adding or multiplying by a constant value, the sequence is neither arithmetic nor geometric

How to determine the true statement

A progression can either be arithmetic, geometric or neither.

  • When the progression has a common difference (gotten by addition), then the progression is arithmetic
  • When the progression has a common ratio (gotten by multiplication), then the progression is geometric

If the above are not true, then the sequence is neither arithmetic nor geometric

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