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If k+5,-1 and 2k-1 are conservative terms of an arithmetic sequence, find k

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Answered by sainilavanya02
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Answer:

k,2k−1,2k+1 are three terms in A.P. Then,

Common difference between first two terms = 2k−1−k =k−1

Common difference between next two terms = 2k+1−2k+1 =2

The common difference between consecutive terms should be equal.  

Hence, k−1=2

k=3

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