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Find the common difference of the arithmetic sequence 4,10,16

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common difference (d) of an arithmetic sequence is equal to the the difference of two consecutive terms of the sequence,

so,

=》

$d = 10 - 4$

=》

$d = 6$

hence, the common difference of given AP is 6

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