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In an arithmetic progression, when (d<0), how do the terms generally change?

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Correct answer: They decrease

In an arithmetic progression, each successive term is obtained by adding the common difference \(d\) to the previous term. When \(d<0\), a negative number is added each time, so the terms decrease successively. Option B would be correct only when \(d=0\). Exam tip: terms increase for \(d>0\), remain equal for \(d=0\), and decrease for \(d<0\).

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Arithmetic ProgressionCommon DifferenceNegative DifferenceClass 10SequenceIntroduction To Aps And Common Difference.Introduction To Aps And Common DifferenceArithmetic Progressions (Ap)

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