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The principle purpose of producing this article is to review, expose and present the advanced concepts of arithmetic progressions originated by combining the concepts of dimension (three) and the multiplicity (three) generally applied on different common differences, which was previously published and mentioned in chapter six in two books on multidimensional arithmetic progressions cited in the reference list and articles. It contains a discussion about many basic properties of three dimensional generalized arithmetic progressions with multiplicity three. It includes the processes to find the general term, sum of finite number of terms and the formulae to find the arithmetic means between any two arbitrary members of generalized progressions. The mathematics teachers and learners will find it fruitful to teach the topic with a new look and a research oriented approach. This article also opens a new area of research and its applications.
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