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If consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression are 32 and 41, what will be the common difference d?

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Correct answer: 9

The common difference of an arithmetic progression is obtained by subtracting the earlier term from the immediately following term. Since the consecutive terms are 32 and 41 in that order, d = 41 − 32 = 9. Therefore the progression increases by 9 at this step, and option C is correct. The value 73 comes from adding the two terms rather than finding their difference. Values 7 and 8 result from incorrect subtraction or estimation. No nth-term or sum formula is needed because two consecutive terms directly reveal the common difference. The same d would occur between every neighboring pair in a true arithmetic progression.

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Arithmetic ProgressionConsecutive TermsCommon DifferenceIntroduction To Aps And Common Difference.Introduction To Aps And Common DifferenceArithmetic Progressions (Ap)Arithmetic Progressions ApMathematics

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