can the difference of any two terms of this sequence be 101?
10,14,18 this is arithmetic sequence
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In an arithmetic sequence, the common difference is 4. Can the difference of any two terms be 165?
No. It has to be in multiples of 4.
Consider the following example:
3,7,11,15,19…
Here, take difference of any two terms, and you’ll always get a value divisible by 4.
7–3=4
11–3= 8
19–7= 12
and so on…
Similar is the case with any other arithmetic progression.
The difference between any two terms is always the multiple of the common difference ‘d’.
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