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The sum of three consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence is 30, and their product is 360. Find the tree terms

The sum of three consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence is 30, and their product is 360. Find the tree terms
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the sum of three consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence is 30, and their product is 360. Find the tree terms

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hello here is a solution : 
the sum of three consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence is 30, and their product-example-1
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