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

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Answered by aneeshagg
3
a +10d = 38
And
a + 15d = 73

Thus solving these two - subtracting one from two we get
15d - 10d = 73 - 38
5d = 35
Thus d = 7

Now substituting this in one of the equations we get
a + 10*7 =38
Thus a = 38 - 70 = -32

Thus 31st term of AP is
a + 30d = -32 + 30*7 = -32 + 210= 178
Answered by Anonymous
101

Given:

✫11th term of an A.P. = 38

✫16th term of an A.P. = 73

Find:

✫31st term will be = ?

Solution:

we, know that

 \sf \looparrowright a_{n} = a + (n - 1)d

For 11th term

 \sf \to 38 = a + (11 - 1)d

 \sf \to 38 = a + (10)d

 \sf \to a + 10d = 38......(i)

For 16th term

 \sf \to a_{16} = a + (n - 1)d

 \sf \to 73 = a + (16 - 1)d

 \sf \to 73 = a + (15)d

 \sf \to a + 15d = 73....(ii)

Subtract eq(ii) from eq(i)

 \sf a + 10d = 38 \\ \underline{\sf  - \boxed{ + }a - \boxed{ + }15d =  - \boxed{ + }73} \\ \sf  - 5d =  - 35 \\  \sf d =  \dfrac{ - 35}{ - 5}  = 7 \\  \sf d = 7

Put this value of d in eq(i)

 \sf \to a + 10d = 38

 \sf \to a + 10(7) = 38

 \sf \to a + 70= 38

 \sf \to a = 38 - 70 =  - 32

 \sf \to a =  - 32

So,

 \sf \to a_{n} = a + (n - 1)d

 \sf \to a_{31} =  - 32 + (31 - 1)(7)

 \sf \to a_{31} =  - 32 + (30)(7)

 \sf \to a_{31} =  - 32 + 210

 \sf \to a_{31} = 178

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Hence, the 31st term of an A.P. will be 178

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