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Dharmendra Kumar 6 years, 9 months ago
Let an =a+nb where a and b are real numbers.
Then put n=1we get a1=a+b
Put n=2 a2=a+2b
Put n=3 a3=a+3b
Put n=4 a4=a+4b......and so on
Now a2-a1= a+2b-(a+b)=a+2b-a-b=b
a3-a2=a+3b-(a+2b)=a+3b-a-2b=b
a4-a3=a+4b-(a+3b)=a+4b-a-3b=b ........
So we get a2-a1=a3-a2=a4-a3=..........=b
Clearly the difference between two consecutive terms are same.
Hence the given sequence of real numbers is in an A.P. with common difference d=a2-a1=a3-a2=a4-a3=..........=b
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