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K+5,-1 and 2k are consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence.1.find k2.find the terms.

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Eddi Din [679]2 years ago

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K+5,-1 and 2k are consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence.1.find k2.find the terms.​

K+5,-1 and 2k are consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence.1.find k2.find the terms.