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The list of first 100 odd numbers is a/an
The list of first 100 odd numbers is a/an
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The correct option is C finite
An arithmetic progression with a finite number of terms is called a finite AP and an arithmetic progression with an infinite number of terms is called an infinite AP.
The list of first 100 odd numbers is finite arithmetic progression since the terms (1,3,5,7,....99) are in A.P, and the number of terms in this list is finite, as it includes only the first 100 odd numbers.
An arithmetic progression with a finite number of terms is called a finite AP and an arithmetic progression with an infinite number of terms is called an infinite AP.
The list of first 100 odd numbers is finite arithmetic progression since the terms (1,3,5,7,....99) are in A.P, and the number of terms in this list is finite, as it includes only the first 100 odd numbers.
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