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MathematicsIf \(a,b,c\) are three consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression, which of the following relations is always true?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat is (a_8-a_3) in (20,29,38,47,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich term is (76) in (6,13,20,27,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat is the sum of the first (8) terms of (7,14,21,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsHow are the (8)th term of (18,25,32,\ldots) and the (8)th term of (9,16,23,\ldots) related?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat is the difference between the (10)th terms of (5,11,17,23,\ldots) and (2,8,14,20,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich sequence shows the first four terms of (a_n=2^n+n)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich sequence is formed by (a_n=6n^2)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich of the following sequences has the same difference between consecutive terms throughout?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat will (a_5) be for the rule (a_n=2n^2+5n)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat are the first four terms formed by (a_n=7n-4)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich (a_n) rule is correct for (13,21,29,37,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsIf the first four terms of a sequence are (6,15,24,33), what can be a simple rule for (a_n)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsIn (140,131,122,113,\ldots), which term is (77)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsIn (5,20,80,320,\ldots), which term is (1280)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat will be the next term of (6,10,16,26,42,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat is the next term of (2,9,11,20,31,\ldots) if each new term is the sum of the previous two terms?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhich of the following sequences has equal second differences but is neither an arithmetic progression nor a geometric progression?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat is the (6)th term of (27,64,125,216,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard MathematicsWhat will be the (9)th term of (9,16,25,36,49,\ldots)?Class 9Sequences and ProgressionsSequencesHard