How can we find that a particular term belongs to a certain Arithmetic Progression?

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How can we find that a particular term belongs to a certain Arithmetic Progression?

Safeer PP 13th Dec, 2021

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Safeer PP 13th Dec, 2021

For this, just find the rank of that term in that Arithmetic Progression, and if the position comes out to be in fraction, then that term doesn’t belong to that Arithmetic Progression; otherwise, it is.

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