The sum of three consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression is 24, find the middle term?

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Kamisha asked Oct 6, 2022

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The sum of three consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression is 24, find the middle term?

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Kamisha asked Oct 6, 2022

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Answer:

The middle term is 8

Explanation:

The middle term is 8.

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Answer:

Therefore,

Middle term = 8

Sequence,

a-d, a, a+d = 8-6, 8, 8+6

= 2,8,14

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