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Difference between ap and gp

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A.P: Arithmetic progression

A sequence of numbers in which each differ by a constant value.

EX: 2,4,6,8…. Constant difference=2

G.P: Geometric progression

A sequence of number in which the the successor is found by multiplying the previous no with constant no.

EX:2,4,8,16……2 constant no=2

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