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Well, honey, the seventh term of a sequence is simply the value that appears in the seventh position when the terms are listed in order. If you want a specific answer, you gotta give me the sequence first. I may be sassy, but I ain't no mind reader, darling.

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Any number you like. Since there is no sequence defined you can chose whatever you like and make the 7th term whatever you like.

On a more serious note, though, given a set of six of fewer numbers, there are infinitely many different rules that will generate those six points and, by choosing the right one, you can make the seventh term whatever you like. The simplest way is to fit a polynomial of order 6 to the seven point (easy to prove this is always possible).

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-11, -15, -19, -23 ...

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