Each of these arpeggio patterns encompasses all six strings and include all the notes of any diatonic key spanning two octaves.
They are ordered in 5ths:
II, VI, III, VII, IV, I, V.
Try playing each of them rooted on the same fret position and notice the difference in fingering as you go from one to the next.
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