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Class 10MathematicsArithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Expert
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For which (x) do the terms (2x+3,5x-1,8x-5) form an AP?

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Correct answer: Every real (x)

Both differences are (3x-4), so the terms form an AP for every real (x). In exams, if both differences are identical expressions, no separate solving is needed.

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