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Identify the pattern in the following set of numbers:2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17

There is no pattern.
The set starts with 2 and ends in 17.
The set starts with 2 and jumps 3 each time.
The set starts with 2 and jumps 2 each time.

Explanation

Answer: C - The pattern is that the set starts with 2 and jumps 3 each time.

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