Math, asked by chinmayayush41, 10 months ago

Find the arithmetic progression whose 4" term is 9 and the sum of its 6" and 13
terms is 40.​

Answers

Answered by kishorgowda
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Answer:

A4= 9

A6+A3=40

A4=9

An=a+(n-1)d=9

a+(4-1)d=9

a+3d=9. 1eq

A6+A3=40

a+(n-1)d+a+(n-1)d=40

a+5d+a+2d=40

2a+7d=40

2a=40-7d

a=40-7d/2

put a value in 1eq

40-7d/2+3d/1=9

take LCM of denominators 2 and 1

40-7d+6d/2=9

multiply denominator with RHS value

40-1d=9×2

40-1d=18

-1d=18-40

-1d=-22

d= -22/-1

- and - cancels

d=22

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