Sequence Analogy — Constant difference progression: (12, 20, 28) → ____

Difficulty: Easy

Correct Answer: (18, 30, 42)

Explanation:


Introduction / Context:
(12, 20, 28) forms an arithmetic progression with common difference +8. We need a triple that is also an arithmetic progression with a constant difference (not necessarily +8, but consistent).


Concept / Approach:
Check options: (18, 30, 42) has +12 and +12, so it mirrors the AP structure.


Why Other Options Are Wrong:
They do not maintain a constant difference throughout.


Final Answer:
(18, 30, 42)

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