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If 5x-y,2x+y,x+2yare in "A.P" and (x-1)^...

If `5x-y,2x+y,x+2y`are in "A.P" and `(x-1)^(2),xy+1,(y+1)^(2)`are in G.P`(x!=0)` then `x+y=`

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