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Using Number sequence calculator
Compare constant differences and constant ratios, then extend each matching arithmetic or geometric model.
A finite sequence never determines a unique continuation. This tool checks only arithmetic and geometric models; a match is a possible pattern, not proof of the intended rule. It does not infer arbitrary polynomial, recursive or puzzle rules.
A worked example
For sequence terms separated by spaces = 3 7 11 15, additional terms = 3, matching model = Arithmetic.
Before you use the result
A finite sequence never determines a unique continuation. This tool checks only arithmetic and geometric models; a match is a possible pattern, not proof of the intended rule. It does not infer arbitrary polynomial, recursive or puzzle rules.
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