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[" In an arithmetic progression the "(p+1)^(alpha)" term is twice the "(q+1)^(4)" term.If its "(3p+1)^(" a ")" term is "lambda" times "],[" the "(p+q+1)^(" ) ")" term,then "lambda" is equal to "]

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