Math, asked by swetha1950, 1 year ago

what is mean by GP and AP how to know that

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Answered by ssameena784gmailcom

ap is arthemetic progression means in the sequential order of number difference between successive and preceedingis same in all

Answered by babitababita1361

The progression of the form : a,a+d,a+2d,a+3d is known as an AP with first term= a,and common difference= d. The progression of the form: a,ar,ar²,ar³, is known as a GP with first term = a and common ratio =r

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