Math, asked by nithiyaa2006, 9 months ago

find the 12th
term of
an A.P
 \sqrt{2}
3 \sqrt{2}
5
 \sqrt{2}



Answers

Answered by Anonymous
8

Given AP :

√2,3√2,5√2........

To Find:

12th term of the AP.

Solution:

We can observe the common difference here as (3√2-√2)=2√2 & (5√2-3√2)=2√2 , which is constant.

Now here ,

  • First term= √2 (a)
  • Common Difference =2√2 (d)
  • nth term = 12 (n)

So , general term of an AP is given by ,

\large\red{\boxed{\green{\bf{\leadsto T_{n}=a+(n-1)d}}}}

\sf{\implies T_{12}}=√2+(12-1)2√2.

= √2+11×2√2.

=√2+22√2

=232.

Answered by PᴀʀᴛʜTɪᴡᴀʀʏ
60

Answer:

From the given A. P. , we get:

First term=a=√2

Common difference=d=2√2

Step-by-step explanation:

From the general term of an A. P :

[Tn = {a+(n-1) d}]

==>T¹²=2+(12-1) 22)

=2+(11) 22

=2+222=232 {Ans}

hope it help

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