what is the next term in the sequence 0,10,24,56,112,190?

The question says to construct a difference table to determine the next term of the sequence.
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Series: 0..10...24...56...112...190....280 (missing number and working out shown in bold print)

1st dif:...10..14...32...56.....78.....90

2nd dif:......4....18...24....22.....12

3rd dif:..........14....6....-2.....-10

4th dif:...............-8...-8....-8 (constant difference)

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