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After multiplying each term of the arithmetic progression with
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After multiplying each term of the arithmetic progression with a fixed number, the common difference is

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Added by the same fixed number.

B
Divided by the same fixed number.

C
Multiplied by another fixed number.

D
Multiplied by the same fixed number.

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The sequence formed when every term of an arithmetic progression is multiplied by a fixed number is an arithmetic progression. The common difference of the resulting A.P. is multiplied by the same number as that of the previous A.P. Thus, the correct answer is ''.
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After multiplying each term of the arithmetic progression with a fixed number, the common difference is
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