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Insertion of AM's Between 2 Numbers

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The reciprocals of the natural in order give Is it an arithmetic sequence?

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An arithmetic sequence is a sequence which starts with any number and proceeds by addition of a number again and again.

The given sequencestarts with 1.

However, the sequence proceeds by addition of

So, this is not an arithmetic sequence.

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