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13 November, 08:46

Gina gets money from her grandfather every day for the entire week of her birthday, starting on Monday. She gets $2 on Monday, $4 on Tuesday, and the previous day's amount gets multiplied by 2 each day. Which of the following would represent how much money Gina would receive on Thursday?

2 5

2 4

2 3

2 2

+4

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