Find x, so that 3x+1,x2-2x+1, and 2x2-6x+2 are consecutive
terms of an AP
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x= -1
Step-by-step explanation:
since the three are consecutive terms of an AP, the common differences will be same
so second term minus first
x2-2x+1 - (3x+1) = x2-5x ---- eqn 1
third term minus second
2x2-6x+2 - (x2-2x+1) = x2-4x+1 ---eqn 2
eqn 1 = eqn 2 (common differences d is same)
x2-5x = x2-4x+1
=5x-4x = -1
therefore, x= -1
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