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Rule 1: Add 4 starting from 0. Rule 2: Add 8 starting from 0. Complete the first 5 terms in each sequence using the rules. How are the corresponding terms related? O Each term in the second sequence is double the corresponding term in the first sequence. O Each term in the second sequence is four times the corresponding term in the first sequence. Each term in the first sequence is double the corresponding term in the second sequence. Each term in the first sequence is four times the corresponding term in the second sequence.​

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