Math, asked by aparnakrishnasee, 1 day ago

is consider the arithmetic sequence 5, 8, 11,....
as what is its common difference?
b) what is its 11th term?
() what is the remainder when each term of this
sequence is divided by the common difference?
d) what is its algebraic form?

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Answered by riarana027

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3 what is its algebraic form

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