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Mathematics, 22.04.2021 14:00 reyne36

Determine the value of x so that the numbers a1 = In(x + 2). a2 = In(x + 3). a3 = In(4x + 8) form three consecutive members of an arithmetic sequence.
Select one:
a. Such x does not exist.
b. x = -+1
c. There are two possible solutions.
d. x = -1
e. None of the remaining possibilities is correct.

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