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Can the common difference of an AP be negative ?

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Answered by pavithra2738
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"The common difference can be positive, negative or 'zero'. The English definition of the word 'progression' has nothing to do with the mathematical definition of arithmetic progression. Thus, a, a, a, a, a..... is a valid A.P. with c.d. 0.(It is also a geometric progression with common ratio=1."

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