Arithmetic Progression - Working with consecutive terms : ExamSolutions

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[@vajjihahmed]

We find the common difference is "3" between 31,34,37. So, what should be the first five term of A.P? If a1=5

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5, 5+3, 5 +2(3), 5 +3(3), 5 + 4(3) in other words 5, 8, 11, 14, 17

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I assumed 6x+1 to be a1 then plugged that into an=a+(n-1)d then did simultaneous equations and still got the right answer I was wondering if this method would work on every example like this or was I just lucky

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