What is the lcm of 12 and 10
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If the sequence f is defined as
then
As you can see above, the difference between two consecutive terms gives us a constant.
So f is actually an arithmetic progression (AP), and it has (– 8) as its common difference:
• If f(1) = 100, then
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then
As you can see above, the difference between two consecutive terms gives us a constant.
So f is actually an arithmetic progression (AP), and it has (– 8) as its common difference:
• If f(1) = 100, then
If you're having problems understanding this answer, try seeing it through your browser: brainly.com/question/2190444
I hope this helps. :-)