what is the geometric progression of 10,30,60,80,110,___,___.

What are the next two numbers in this sequence please

10,30,60,80,110,____,____.
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Problem: what is the geometric progression of 10,30,60,80,110,___,___.
What are the next two numbers in this sequence please
10,30,60,80,110,____,____.

10,       30,        60,        80,        110,        ____,       ____.
    +20      +30       +20       +30        +20           +30

Following that pattern, the next two numbers are...
110 + 20 = 130
130 + 30 = 160

Answer: 130 and 160

 

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