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Justify if the series 11,22,33,... form an AP ?


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Determine if the series 11,22,33,... form an AP

An AP isa sequence of numbers such that the difference in each ofthe consecutive terms are always same. The general form of the sequence is a,a+d,a+2d,a+3d,.... . Here the difference in each of consecutive term is d.

Check if the series form an AP:

The given series is in the form,

Let an represents the nth term of the given sequence.

Then, a1=11,a2=22,a3=33.

The difference between the first two consecutive terms is a2-a1=22-11=11.

The difference between the third and second terms is a3-a2=33-22=11.

Since the difference in each of the consecutive terms are same and is equal to 11.

Hence, the given sequence form an AP.


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