Math, asked by Karthikasatheesh05, 8 months ago

a) write the algebraic form of the arithmetic sequence 8,11,14
b) is 121 is a term of this sequence? why?
c) prove that the square of any term of this sequence will not occur in this sequence​

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Answered by GowthamIsmart
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a)It is a arthematic progression with

starting term,a=8 and common difference,d=3

that is every terms increases by 3 than its previous term

b)No.It is not a term of this AP

let it be n th term....so formula for n th term is

n th term= a+(n-1)d

121=8+(n-1)3

113=(n-1)3

(n-1)=113÷3

It is not a integer...so it is not a term of given sequence.

c)It can be seen by verification

8^2,11^2,14^2,......

64,121,196,.....

It is not a sequence

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