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What is the first term of the arithmetic sequence $3,7,11, \ldots$ that exceeds $200$?

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What is the first term of the arithmetic sequence $3,7,11, \ldots$ that exceeds $200$?

Making polynomial irreducible by adding term of given arithmetic progression

Find terms number of arithmetic progression.

How can I determine if a number is a part of arithmetic sequence

Is there a way to encode all decimal numbers between 0 and 1 into whole numbers?

Arithmetic Progressions with a Finite Number of Primes

Number of Distinct Integers in Base-3

How to solve $(16800)(1.1)^{n-1} = (18600)+ (1200)(n-1)$

Possible number of terms in an Arithmetic Progression

Find $k$ in arithmetic progression knowing $a_4$, $n=10$ and knowing fact of $S_{k\,\text{last}}$

Finding general formula for a sequence that is not arithmetic and neither geometric progression?

Finding general formula for sequence

Find the value of $m$ given that the sum of the first $m$ terms is equal to the sum of the first $(m+1)$ terms.

A sequence of four numbers such that the first three are in G.P. and the last three are in A.P. What is wrong in my solution?

Consecutive integers sum with different steps

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