Concept:Express terms of an arithmetic progression (AP) using first term a and common difference d, then use the given condition to find a relation between a and d.Explanation:Let the AP have first term a and common difference d.The nth term is a+(n−1)d.Given: (P+1)th term = a+Pd, (q+1)th term = a+qd.Condition: a+Pd=2(a+qd)⟹a+Pd=2a+2qd⟹0=a+(2q−P)d⟹a=(P−2q)d.Now, (P+q+1)th term = a+(P+q)d=(P−2q)d+(P+q)d=(2P−q)d.(3P+1)th term = a+3Pd=(P−2q)d+3Pd=(4P−2q)d=2(2P−q)d.Thus the required ratio is (2P−q)d:2(2P−q)d=1:2 (assuming 2P−qî€ =0).Answer:1:2