Math, asked by mhatresandhya18, 2 months ago

can anyone explain me what is (tn) in arithmetic progression
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Answered by rishavpra25
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Answer:

I only study in class 5 thank you

Answered by s15567
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

tn always stands for the current term. tn−1 always stands for the previous term. When we express tn in terms of previous terms in the sequence, we are using a recursive expression.

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