Math, asked by kalidasan12092005, 8 months ago

Consider the arithmetic sequence 6,15,24,…, what is the remainder (1)
when each term of this sequence is divided by 3?

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Answered by aaditgarg03

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Answer:

The remainder would be 0.

Explanation:

It is because 6/3=0(remainder)

and so on.....

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