for what value of k will the consecutive terms 2k+1,3k+3,5k-3 form an AP?
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For being it in AP, there must be common difference.
2(3k+3) = (5k-3)+(2k+1)
⇒6k +6 = 7k -2
⇒k =8
according to question it is 5k -1
so,
2(3k+3) = (5k-1)+(2k+1)
⇒6k +6 = 7k
⇒k =6
2(3k+3) = (5k-3)+(2k+1)
⇒6k +6 = 7k -2
⇒k =8
according to question it is 5k -1
so,
2(3k+3) = (5k-1)+(2k+1)
⇒6k +6 = 7k
⇒k =6
mirzaahad22:
actually the question had to be about 5k-1 not 5k-3. Can you correct the answer according to that?
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In ap middle term is defined by
(a+c)/2=b
Where a, b, c are consecutive term of ap
So here
(2k+1+5k-3)/2=3k+3
7k-2=6k+6
K=8
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