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MathematicsIn an AP, (a_7+a_{21}=224) and (a_{13}+a_{27}=368). What is (a_{41})?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsThe AP of multiples of (23) greater than (900) is (920,943,966,\ldots). What will be its (27)th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following sequences has an \(n\)th term that represents an AP with a non-zero common difference?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIf the (29)th term of the AP (u-9,u-1,u+7,\ldots) is (295), what is the value of (u)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, a_14=92 and a_38=284. What is a_26?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Medium MathematicsWhich of the following nth-term expressions defines an arithmetic progression (AP) for every positive integer \(n\)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, (a_{6n}=319), (a_{2n}=95), and (d=14). What is (n)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following sequences has an \(n\)th term that represents an arithmetic progression (AP)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, (a_{21}=a_9+132) and (a_9=54). What is (a_{57})?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert 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 MathematicsIn an AP, (a_4+a_9=95) and (a_{16}=137). What is (a_{31})?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsThe nth term of an arithmetic progression is \(a_n=pn+q\), where \(p\) and \(q\) are constants. What is the common difference of the progression?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn the AP (31,45,59,\ldots), what is the greatest term between (900) and (1000)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, a_7=38 and a_19=122. If a_7r=206, what is r?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Hard MathematicsIf in an AP (a_{27}=a_8+171), what is the common difference?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn the AP (169,154,139,\ldots), what is the first term less than (40)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich of the following nth-term expressions represents an AP in which each successive term decreases by 3?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsIn an AP, (a_{18}=0) and (a_{42}=-192). What is (a_1)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhat will be the (38)th term of the AP \(8,\frac{25}{2},17,\ldots\)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert MathematicsWhich statement correctly classifies the sequence whose \(n\)th term is \(a_n=5-3n\)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Expert