A sum of Rs 700 is to be used to give seven cash prizes to students of a school for their overall academic performance. If each price is Rs 20 less than its proceeding price, find the value of each price.
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Question:
A sum of Rs 700 is to be used to give seven cash prizes to students of a school for their overall academic performance. If each price is Rs 20 less than its proceeding price, find the value of each price?
Method of Solution:
Let to First term of Arithmetic Sequence or Progression="a"
Note: Here,
'a' represent first prize
Let the second prize =a-20
•°• The third prize =(a-20)-20
Sum of Prizes=700 (Given)
Let to Common difference of Arithmetic Sequence or Progression="d"
According to the Question:
Since, Value of each price Rs 20 less than its proceeding price.
So the value of price in Arithmetic Progression as common Difference =-20
Hence, Value of nth term = 7
Using Formula of Summation:
Hence,
Let the first prize=a
=> a=160
Let the second prize =a-20
=160-20
=140
•°• The third prize =(a-20)-20
=(160-20)-20
=140-20
=120
Therefore, the value of each price 160, 140,120...
Question:
A sum of Rs 700 is to be used to give seven cash prizes to students of a school for their overall academic performance. If each price is Rs 20 less than its proceeding price, find the value of each price?
Method of Solution:
Let to First term of Arithmetic Sequence or Progression="a"
Note: Here,
'a' represent first prize
Let the second prize =a-20
•°• The third prize =(a-20)-20
Sum of Prizes=700 (Given)
Let to Common difference of Arithmetic Sequence or Progression="d"
According to the Question:
Since, Value of each price Rs 20 less than its proceeding price.
So the value of price in Arithmetic Progression as common Difference =-20
Hence, Value of nth term = 7
Using Formula of Summation:
Hence,
Let the first prize=a
=> a=160
Let the second prize =a-20
=160-20
=140
•°• The third prize =(a-20)-20
=(160-20)-20
=140-20
=120
Therefore, the value of each price 160, 140,120...
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▶ Solution :-
→ Let the first term prize be x.
•°• a = x.
→ Since the value of each prize is 20 less than its preceding price, so the value of the prizes of the prizes are in AP with common difference - ₹20 .
•°• d = - ₹ 20.
→ Number of cash prizes to be given to the students , •°• n = 7.
→ Then, the value of these prizes be ₹x , ₹( x - 20 ), ₹( x - 40 ), ...... and ₹( x - 120 ) respectively.
→ Total sum of the prizes , •°• S = ₹700 .
▶ Now,
→ Using Identity :-
°•° S = n/2 [ 2a + ( n - 1 )d ] .
=> S = 7/2 [ 2x + ( 7 - 1 ) (-20) ] .
=> 700 = 7/2 [ 2x + ( 6 × (-20) ) ] .
=> 700 = 7/2 [ 2x - 120 ] .
=> 700 = (7 × 2 )/2 [ x - 60 ] .
=> 7x - 420 = 700 .
=> 7x = 700 + 420 .
=> 7x = 1120 .
=> x = 1120/7 .
•°• x = 160 .
▶ Thus, the value of 1st prize = ₹160 .
✔✔ Hence, the value of each prize is ₹160, ₹140, ₹120, ₹100, ₹80, ₹60, and ₹40 . ✅✅
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THANKS
#BeBrainly.
▶ Solution :-
→ Let the first term prize be x.
•°• a = x.
→ Since the value of each prize is 20 less than its preceding price, so the value of the prizes of the prizes are in AP with common difference - ₹20 .
•°• d = - ₹ 20.
→ Number of cash prizes to be given to the students , •°• n = 7.
→ Then, the value of these prizes be ₹x , ₹( x - 20 ), ₹( x - 40 ), ...... and ₹( x - 120 ) respectively.
→ Total sum of the prizes , •°• S = ₹700 .
▶ Now,
→ Using Identity :-
°•° S = n/2 [ 2a + ( n - 1 )d ] .
=> S = 7/2 [ 2x + ( 7 - 1 ) (-20) ] .
=> 700 = 7/2 [ 2x + ( 6 × (-20) ) ] .
=> 700 = 7/2 [ 2x - 120 ] .
=> 700 = (7 × 2 )/2 [ x - 60 ] .
=> 7x - 420 = 700 .
=> 7x = 700 + 420 .
=> 7x = 1120 .
=> x = 1120/7 .
•°• x = 160 .
▶ Thus, the value of 1st prize = ₹160 .
✔✔ Hence, the value of each prize is ₹160, ₹140, ₹120, ₹100, ₹80, ₹60, and ₹40 . ✅✅
____________________________________
THANKS
#BeBrainly.
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