If two terms of an arithmetic progression are known, then the two terms can be represented using which of the formula below?
A
tn1=a−(n1−1)d and tn2=a−(n2−1)d.
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B
tn1=2a+(n1−1)d and tn1=2a+(n2−1)d.
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C
tn1=a+(n1−1)d and tn1=a+(n2−1)d.
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D
tn1=a+(n1−2)d and tn1=a+(n2−2)d.
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Solution
The correct option is Ctn1=a+(n1−1)d and tn1=a+(n2−1)d. If two terms of an arithmetic progression are known, then the two terms can be represented using tn=a+(n−1)d as the values for tn will be known.