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For what value of p are 2p + 1, 13, 5p – 3, three consecutive terms of AP?​

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User Furicane
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Answer:

Given 2p+1, 13 , 5p-3 are in AP. P is 4.

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User Markus Moenig
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Answer:

4

Explanation:

The arithmetic progression terms, are

(2p+1), 13, (5p-3).

First find the distance between 2p+1 and 13.


13 -( 2p + 1 )= - 2p + 12

Then find distance between 13, and 5p-3


5p - 3 - ( 13) = 5p - 16

Terms in a AP progression should have same distances as each other.


5p - 16 = - 2p + 12


7p = 28


p = 4

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