Math, asked by boluwagg, 11 months ago

(0.3)1+(0.3)2+(0.3)3+(0.3)4................+(0.3)40=
Please share the formalae that you used to solve it

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Answered by diksha3590
1

Answer:

0.3(1+2+3.....40)

0.3( 20(2+ 39))

0.3(20*41)

0.3(820)

246

s= n/2(2a + (n-1)d)

Answered by PegasusPurpose
1

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if ,a and l be the first and the last term of an AP series...then ..sum is...

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(0.3)1+(0.3)2+(0.3)3+(0.3)4................+(0.3)40

here,,,,[a=0.3]......[l=(0.3)40].....n=40

therefore ...the sum is..,

s(40) =  \frac{40(0.3 + (0.3)40)}{2}  \\  =  > s(40) =  \frac{0.3 \times 40 \times 41}{2}  \\  =  >s(40) = 240

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