In the arithmetic sequence got by adding 1-4 to itself repeatedly- does the number 10 occur anywhere- What about 11 -

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In the arithmetic sequence got by adding to itself repeatedly, does the number 10 occur anywhere? What about 11?

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First number =

Second number =

Third number =

Fourth number =

Fifth number =

Sixth number =

Seventh number =

Eighth number =

Since the consecutive natural numbers, 1 and 2, occur in the given sequence, all the natural numbers will occur in the given sequence.

∴ 10 and 11 will also occur in the given sequence.

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