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Find the common difference a An arithmetic progression series of 14 terms with common difference of 'd' and first term =14 is given to you. Now, if the sum of all the terms is equal to the square of the last term. Then find the value of a Note: Don't consider the case where the value of the common difference is zero. Note: The formula for finding sum of 'n' terms is denoted by Sn and Sn = (n/2) + (2 * (+(n-1) * d).​

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Answered by adity29240
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Answered by devarajuludevendran
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Step-by-step explanation:21/2

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