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1) A math test from July 13th 2020 containing 10 multiple choice questions about arithmetic progressions. 2) The questions cover topics like finding specific terms in an AP, determining the number of terms in an AP, calculating sums of APs, and identifying APs given information about certain terms. 3) The document provides the questions and possible multiple choice answers but no explanations or solutions.
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