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common difference of an arithmetic sequence is 5 and its 21st term 108. a)what is its 22th term?
b)what is the sum of first 43 terms of this sequence?​

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Answered by chrishope
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Given:

The common difference of an arithmetic sequence is 5 and its 21st term is 108.

To Find:

a) What is its 22nd term?

b) What is the sum of its first 43 terms?

Solution:

First, we know that the nth term of an AP can be expressed as

                                   T_{n} =a+(n-1)d

and the common difference is given d=5

now it is given that the 21st term is 108, putting this on the formula we get,

                                108=a+(21-1)5\\108=a+20*5\\a=108-100\\a=8

so we get first term a=8

now we have the following information with us,

a=8

d=5

moving further

a) 22nd term

using the formula

T_{22} =a+(22-1)d\\=8+21*5\\=8+105\\=113

Hence, the 22nd term is 113.

b) sum of first 43 terms

For a summation of the arithmetic sequence we use the formula as,

                              S_{n} =\frac{n}{2} (2a+(n-1)d)

now finding the sum of the first 43 terms,

                            S_{43}=\frac{43}{2}  (2*8+(43-1)5)\\=\frac{43}{2} (16+210)\\=\frac{43}{2}*226\\=4859

Hence, the sum of the first 43 terms will be 4859.

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