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Is this an arithmetic sequence ? Why ?
Is this an arithmetic sequence ? Why ?
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Any sequence generated by the rule "numbers that leave a remainder 'r' when divided by 'd'" will always be an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 'd'.
Updated On: Mar 16, 2026
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