Math, asked by yuvraj350, 1 year ago

Find the 31st term of an A.P. whose 11th term is 38 and the 16th term is 73.​

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Answered by CaptainBrainly
16

GIVEN :

11th term of an AP = 38

a + 10d = 38 --------(1)

16th term of an AP = 73

a + 15d = 73 ------(2)

Solve equations 1 & 2 to find the first term the A.P (a)

a + 10d = 38

a + 15d = 73

(-)

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-5d = -35

d = 35/5

d = 7

Difference = 7

Substitute d in eq - 1

a + 10d = 38

a + 10(7) = 38

a + 70 = 38

a = 38 - 70

a = -32

31st term :

= a + 30d

= (-32) + 30(7)

= -32 + 210

= 178

Therefore, 178 is the 31st term of the AP.

Answered by Anonymous
26

Answer :-

Given :-

\implies{\sf{{a}_{11}= 38}}

\implies{\sf{{a}_{16} = 73}}

To Find :-

\sf{The\ 31st\ term\ of\ A.P.}

Solution :-

\implies{\sf{{a}_{11} = 38}}

\implies{\sf{a + (11 - 1) d = 38}}

\implies{\sf{a + 10d = 38 .....(1)}}

\implies{\sf{and, {a}_{16} = 73}}

\implies{\sf{a + (16 - 1) d = 73}}

\implies{\sf{a + 15d = 73 .....(2)}}

\sf{Subtracting\ (1)\ from\ (2)\ :-}

\sf{a + 15d = 73}

\sf{a + 10d = 38}

\sf{[Multiply\ the\ (1)\ equation\ by (-)]}

\sf{ a + 15d = 73}

\sf{-a  - 10d = -38}

______________

\sf{5d = 35}

\implies{\sf{d = \dfrac{35}{5}}}

\implies{\sf{d = 7}}

Putting the value of d in (1) :-

\implies{\sf{a + 10 (7) = 38}}

\implies{\sf{a = 38 - 70}}

\implies{\sf{a = -32}}

Hence,

\sf{{a}_{31} = a + (31 - 1) \times 7}

\implies{\sf{{a}_{31} = -32 + 210 = 178}}

So,

\boxed{\sf{The\ 31st\ term\ of\ A.P.\ is\ 178.}}

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