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What is the next number in the series 3, 3, 5, 4, 4, 3, 5, 5, 4, 3?

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by AnetJet on December 31st, 2010
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Would you give us the answer at least?
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- one has 3 letters in it
  two has 3
  three has 5
  four has 4
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I need to know if im doing this math problem correct. (3/4^3 - 1/3) (1/5x^2 + 3/7 = (3/4x^3 - 1/3) (1/5x^2 - 3/7) = (3/4x^3 + 1/5x^2) (1/3 -3/7) = 3/20^5 + 9/28^3 - 1/15x^2 -3/21

Can u tell me if this is right?1. (3+5)(2x^2 - 7x + 4) answer (3x +5)(2x^2 -7x +4)=(3x)(2x^2 -7x +4 ) +(5)(2x^2 -7x + 4 ) =(3x)(2x^2) -(3x)(7x)+(3x)(4)+(5)(2x^2)-(5)(7x)+(5)(… -21x^2 +12x +10^2 -35x +20 =6x^3-11x^2 -23x +20

Simplify.1. (2x 3y-5) (-3y-6) 2. 3xy 4xy-6xz 3. -3x-6x x4. (4x 3y)-(2x-5y)5. 4x 6x-8x6. -3(2x-1)-5 7. 7xy 2xz 4xz-12xyz 2zx 8. 2(3x-1) 15 9. 2x 3y-4x 10. -3(2x-5)-4(x 7)

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