In an AP, an - an - 1 =
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The difference in consecutive terms of an AP is constant. This difference is known as common difference of the AP, denoted by d.
Since are consecutive terms of an AP, their diffetence is d.
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Answer:the answer to this question is the first option- d
Step-by-step explanation: the formula to this is an-an-1=
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