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find the ap whose 3rd term is - 13 and 6th term is 2​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • In an AP 3rd term is -13 and 6th term is 2

To find :

  • Series of that Ap

Formula used :

  • Genral term of an AP is
  • \sf\:a_{n}=a+(n-1)d

Solution :

  • We have to find series of AP. Let the first term of an AP is a and common difference of series.

\sf\:a_{3}=a+(3-1)d

\sf\:\implies\:a_{3}=a+2d

\sf\:\implies\:-13=a+2d....(1)

and

\sf\:a_{6}=a+(6-1)d

\sf\:\implies\:a_{6}=a+5d

\sf\:\implies\:2=a+5d...(2)

Now solve, Equations (1)&(2)

Subratct equation (1) from (2)

 \implies \sf \:a + 5d - a - 2d = 2 + 13

 \sf \implies3d = 15

 \sf \implies \: d =   \cancel{ \frac{15}{3}} = 5...(3)

Now put the value of d in Equation (1)

 \sf \implies \: a + 2(5) =  - 13

  \sf \: \implies \: a =  - 13 - 10 =  - 23

Now Ap series

First term = a = -23

second term =a+d = -23+5= -18

third term = a+2d = -23+10= -13

Therefore,AP series :

-23,-18,-13......

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Verification:

3rd term is -13

  • Third term = a+2d = -13

Sixth term is 2

  • Sixth term = a+5d = -23+25 = 2

Hence verified!

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