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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 64HardMathematicsIf 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 64ExpertMathematicsIn 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 64ExpertMathematicsWhich 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 64ExpertMathematicsIn 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 64ExpertMathematicsWhat 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 64ExpertMathematicsWhich 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 64ExpertMathematicsIf the \(n\)th term of a sequence is \(a_n=7-3n\), which of the following correctly identifies this arithmetic progression?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64ExpertMathematicsAn 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 64ExpertMathematicsWhat is the first term greater than 700 in the AP 19, 30, 41, …?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64MediumMathematicsWhich of the following sequences has an nth term that represents an arithmetic progression?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64ExpertMathematicsIf the (8)th term of an AP is (x+19) and the (20)th term is (x+91), what is the (35)th term in terms of (x)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64ExpertMathematicsIf a_n=kn−7 and a_17−a_5=96, what is a_29?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64MediumMathematicsIn 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 66HardMathematicsIf (a_n=6n+q) and (a_{5n}-a_n=216), what is the value of (n)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsIn the AP (-38,-25,-12,\ldots), what is the first term greater than (300)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsIf in an AP (a_4=20) and (a_9+a_{14}=160), what is (a_{28})?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsFor the arithmetic progression whose nth term is \(a_n=7-3n\), which pair correctly gives its first term and common difference?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsIn the AP (35,46,57,\ldots), how many terms are less than (600)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsWhich 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