The actual difference numbers don't matter. The important thing is that the differences are the same in the third row of differences. Hence, the sequence can be modeled with a 3rd-degree polynomial.
The value of the function at is ,
Hence
Or, more simply put
Then, when , . Similar to above we derive:
In a like manner we can derive:
And
Solve the 4X4 system of linear equations to find the coefficients of the 3rd-degree polynomial that models your desired sequence.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it