Math, asked by sergmel68, 9 months ago

find the 23 term in the following -21, -27, -33 -39

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Answered by namponsaa
0

Answer:

153

Step-by-step explanation:

a= -21

d= -27-(-21)

 = -6

n=23

a₂₃ =a₁+(n-1)d

a₂₃ =-21+(23-1)-6

a₂₃ =-21+(22)×-6

a₂₃ =-21+(-132)

a₂₃ =-153

Answered by ishika7968
5

 \huge\boxed{\boxed{\fcolorbox{white}{pink}{Answer}}}

\large\mathcal\orange{-21,-27,-33,-39....}

 a_{(First\: Term)}:\: -21

 d_{(Common\: Difference)}:\: -6

 n_{(Number\: of\: terms)}:\: 23

 \large\mathcal\green{A_n: a+(n-1)d}

 \large\mathcal\pink{Substituting\: the\: values}

 A_{23}: -21+(23-1)-6

 A_{23}: -21-132

A_{23}: (-153)

Hope it helps úh

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