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An arithmetic sequence containing finite number of terms

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The correct option is A An arithmetic sequence containing finite number of terms
An arithmetic sequence containing finite number of terms.
Example: in finite arithmetic progression: $11, 1, - 9, - 19, - 29$
A sequence of the type $a, a + d, a + 2 d, a + 3 d$ is said to form an finite A.P.
Where $a =$ first number
and $d =$ common difference

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