Math, asked by iamrohan03S, 11 months ago

find sum of first n numbers of term ​

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Answered by devbrightmoon007
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Answer:

n+2n^

Step-by-step explanation:

a=3,a2=7,a3=14,a4=27,a5=52

d=a2-a1=7-3=4

Sn =n/2(2a+(n-1)d

=n/2(2×3+(n-1)4

=n/2(6+4n-4)

=n/2(2+4n)

=n/2×2(1+2n)

=n(1+2n)

=n+2n^


iamrohan03S: it is not in AP see cere fully the difference between those sum are different
Answered by Anonymous
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if it is not an AP , then sum of first n no. of term can't be find out .


iamrohan03S: prove it wrong if you can
iamrohan03S: ok tomorrow
iamrohan03S: okkkk
iamrohan03S: sorry I made a mistake in last line it should be = 3×(1+2^2+2^3+2^4+....nth term)+(1+2+3+4+5+....n-1 th term)= 3×(2^n-1)+n(n-1)/2
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