Math, asked by Rahulratheesh, 9 months ago

In the arithemetic sequence 10,16,22...
a) can the sum of any two terms be a term of the sequence justify
b) can the product of any two terms be a term of the sequence justify
c) can the squares of all terms of the sequence be a term of the sequence justify

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Answered by rajesh20393

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Answer:

a is Correct answer

Step-by-step explanation:

can the sum

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