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Question 0

If p + 1, 2P - 10, 1 - 4p2are three consecutive terms of an arithmetic progression, find the possible values of p

  • A.-4, 2
  • B.-3, \(\frac{4}{11}\)
  • C.-\(\frac{4}{11}\), 2
  • D.5, -3
  • E.
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Question details

Exam body
JAMB
Subject
Mathematics
Year
1998
Question no.
#0
Type
Objective
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