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MathematicsThe sum of three consecutive terms of an AP is 60. Which term among them must be 20?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Word problems based on APsLevel 71Easy MathematicsThe sum of the first \(n\) terms of an arithmetic progression is zero, where \(n\) is a positive integer. Which of the following statements is always true?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first $n$ terms of an APLevel 68Expert MathematicsIn an AP, p, q and r are positive integers such that \(q-p=r-q\). Which relation among these terms is always true?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Expert MathematicsFor the terms of an arithmetic progression (AP), which of the following relations is always true?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Expert MathematicsFor the terms of any arithmetic progression (AP), which of the following relations is always true?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Expert MathematicsWhich of the following relations is always true for an arithmetic progression, where \(r\) is a positive integer and all indices are valid?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65Expert MathematicsIf an arithmetic progression satisfies \(a_m=a_n\) for \(m\ne n\), which statement must be true?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65Expert MathematicsUnder which condition does the \(n\)th term of an arithmetic progression remain independent of the value of \(n\)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsAn arithmetic progression has an odd number of terms. The sum of its first and last terms is equal to twice which term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, if the 7th and 13th terms are known, which of the following relations is always true for the 10th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Hard MathematicsWhich of the following conditions is necessary and sufficient to identify a sequence as an arithmetic progression (AP) from its nth term \(a_n\)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Hard MathematicsFor the AP whose nth term is \(a_n=7-3n\), which statement is correct?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Hard MathematicsIn an arithmetic progression, if the terms at two different positions are equal, i.e. \(a_p=a_q\) where \(p\ne q\), which conclusion is necessary?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65Hard MathematicsIn an AP, (a_3+a_8+a_{13}=156). Find the value of (a_8).Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65Hard MathematicsIn an AP, the first term is 7 and the common difference is 3. Which of the following statements about its terms is correct?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66Easy MathematicsIf (a, b, c) are in an arithmetic progression, what is the value of (a-2b+c)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Level 63Hard MathematicsWhich condition is necessary and sufficient for four numbers \,p, q, r, s\, in this order to be consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Level 63Hard