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If each term of (5, 11, 17,\ldots) is multiplied by (-\frac{1}{3}), what will be (d) of the new sequence?
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Correct answer: (-2)
The original (d=6), and multiplying by (-\frac{1}{3}) gives new (d=-2). The multiplier applies directly to the common difference too.
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The original (d=6), and multiplying by (-\frac{1}{3}) gives new (d=-2). The multiplier applies directly to the common difference too.
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This is a Class 10 Mathematics question. Chapter: Arithmetic Progressions (AP). Topic: Introduction to APs and common difference..
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