[9-10] Problem D: Three Sequences

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We are a third of the way through April. Here is your new Problem of the Week. Thank you for your continued support.

This week we look at terms common to three different sequences. Enjoy.

A link to the solution to last week's problem is included in this email. There is an extension at the end of the solution for those who wish to explore the problem further.

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Happy problem solving.

Problem        Solution from Last Week

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