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If the first two terms of an A.Pare -3 and 4, then what is the 21 st term
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Answered by Flaunt
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If the first two terms of an A.Pare -3 and 4, then what is the 21 st term

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\bold{=>First term (a)=-3}

\bold{=>second term (A2)=4}

\bold{=>D(common\: difference)=A2-a}

\bold{=>4-(-3)=7}

\bold{Now,finding \:21st \:term =a+20d}

\bold{=>a21=a+20d=-3+20×7=-3+140=}{\bold{\red{137}}}

therefore,21st term is( C) 137.

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