Which one of the following relations correctly describes three numbers that occur…

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Problem

Which one of the following relations correctly describes three numbers x, y, zx,\,y,\,z that occur consecutively in an arithmetic progression? (a) x=y+z2x = \dfrac{y+z}{2} (b) y=x+z2y = \dfrac{x+z}{2} (c) y=x+z3y = \dfrac{x+z}{3} (d) y=z−xy = z - x

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