Math, asked by ibasavaraj543, 5 hours ago

find d were a =-18 n=10 and an​

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Answered by sanjanatambe09
0

Answer:

d= 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula used :an = a+(n-1)d

Putting the values :

0= -18 + (10-1)d

= 18+ 10d-d = 0

-18+ 9d = 0

9d = 18

so d = 2

Answered by itzsecretagent
4

Answer:

\sf\small{ \underline{\underline{ \pmb{Given:-}}}}

  • a = -18
  • n = 10
  • an = 0

\sf\small{ \underline{\underline{ \pmb{To \:  find:-}}}}

  • d (common difference)

\sf\small{ \underline{\underline{ \pmb{Solution:-}}}}

  • Formula
  •   \underline{\boxed{  \red{\sf \: a_n=a+(n-1) }}} \pink \bigstar

 \sf \implies \:  0 = ( - 18) + (10 - 1)d

\sf \implies 0 =  - 18 + 9d

\sf \implies 9d = 18

\sf \implies d =  \cancel \frac{18}{9}  \\

\sf \implies d = 2

The common difference is 2.

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