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If p-1, p+3, 3p-1 are in Ap then p is equal to

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Answered by SENORITA09
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Answer:

P+3-(P-I) = 3P-1-(P+3)

4 = 2P-4

2P=8

P=4

Answered by max979361
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

p−1,p+3,3p−1  are in A.P.

∴2(p+3)=p−1+3p−1

⇒2p+6=4p−2

⇒2p=8

∴p=4

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