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There are (4n+1) terms in a certain sequence of whichthe first (2n +1) terms form an A.P. of commondifference 2 and the last (2n +1) terms are in G.P. ofcommon ratio 1/2. If the middle terms of both A.P. andG.P. be the same, then mid-term of this sequence is

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