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What is the 9th term in this sequence?

2,4,6,13,22,35,60

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Answer is 158
2+4 =6 +0 =6
6+4 =10+3 =13
13+6 =19+3 =22
22+13=35+0 =35
35+22=57+3 =60
60+35=95+3 =98
98+60=158+0=158
so 9th term is 158
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