Math, asked by serenabalyan, 6 months ago

Find ‘k’ if 2 k- 1, 7, 11are in A.P.

Answers

Answered by kaushik05
9

Given:

2k -1 , 7 and 11 are in AP .

To find :

The value of k .

Solution :

• As we know that , In AP common difference is same .

• b - a = c - b

=> 2b = a + c

Here :

a = 2k-1

• b = 7

• c = 11

=> 2 (7) = 2k-1+11

=> 14 = 2k+10

=> 2k = 14-10

=> 2k = 4

=> k = 4/2

=> k = 2 .

Hence ,the value of k is 2 .

Answered by sara122
1

Answer:

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2k−1,7,11 are in

A.P

a

1

=2k−1

a

2

=7

a

3

=11

a

2

−a

1

=a

3

−a

2

7−(2k−1)=11−7

7−2k+1=4

8−2k=4

8−4=2k

4=2k

k=2

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