If they form an AP,find the common difference d and write more terms...
Asked by Aavi Loyal | 18th Feb, 2014, 05:58: PM
Dear Student,
Suppose, we are given an Arithmetic sequence or Progression:
how can we calculate common difference
Here, first term = a = 3
Common difference (d)=
−3=
We know that we add common difference to the any given term to get the next term.
For example, we add
to first term (a) to get second term = 3 +
= 
We keep on repeating the process to find the next terms of the sequence.
So, three more terms are as follows
,
,
Thanks and Regards
Toppers Team
Suppose, we are given an Arithmetic sequence or Progression:
how can we calculate common difference
Here, first term = a = 3
Common difference (d)= −3=
We know that we add common difference to the any given term to get the next term.
For example, we add to first term (a) to get second term = 3 +
=
We keep on repeating the process to find the next terms of the sequence.
So, three more terms are as follows
,
,
Thanks and Regards
Toppers Team
Answered by | 19th Feb, 2014, 10:31: AM
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