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MathematicsWhich statement is correct for (8,8+3q,8+6q,8+9q,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Level 61Hard MathematicsWhich statement is correct for the sequence (5, 5+2q, 5+4q, 5+6q,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Level 62Hard MathematicsIf (x+1, 2x-1, 3x-3) are in an arithmetic progression, which statement is correct?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Introduction to APs and common difference.Level 62Hard MathematicsIf (7x+3y=25) and (14x+6y=m) form an inconsistent pair, what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60Hard MathematicsIf (3x+8y=25) and (9x+24y=m) form an inconsistent pair, what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59Hard MathematicsIf (2x+5y=17) and (4x+10y=m) form an inconsistent pair, what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Hard MathematicsIf (5x+2y=13) and (10x+4y=m) form an inconsistent pair then what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60Medium MathematicsIf (4x+5y=16) and (8x+10y=m) form an inconsistent pair, what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59Medium MathematicsIf (a_1/a_2=b_1/b_2 \ne c_1/c_2), which statement about the pair is correct?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Medium MathematicsIf (2x+3y=7) and (4x+6y=m) form an inconsistent pair, what is the correct condition for (m)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Medium MathematicsIn which condition is a pair of two linear equations called consistent and independent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60Easy MathematicsWhich of the following conditions gives infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Easy MathematicsWhich of the following conditions gives no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Easy MathematicsFor what value of (r) can ((r+4)x^3+(r-1)x^2+9) become a constant polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsPolynomials in one variableLevel 47Expert MathematicsFor what value of (n) can ((n-2)x^2+(n+1)x+5) become a constant polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsPolynomials in one variableLevel 48Hard MathematicsFor what value of (m) can ((m+1)x^2+(m-2)x+7) become a constant polynomial?Class 10PolynomialsPolynomials in one variableLevel 47Hard MathematicsFor (x^2+12x+\lambda=0) to have real distinct roots and both negative roots, what is the correct condition on (\lambda)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 33Expert MathematicsIf the roots of (x^2-sx+1=0) are (2\tan\theta) and (\frac{1}{2}\cot\theta), what is the correct reality condition on (s)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 33Expert MathematicsIf both roots of (x^2-6x+c=0) are real and positive, what is the correct condition on (c)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 33Expert MathematicsFor (x^2+10x+\lambda=0) to have real distinct roots and both negative roots, what is the correct condition on (\lambda)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 32Expert