Math, asked by pradhanpravesh139, 7 months ago

Find the mth term of an Arithmetic progression whose 12th
term exceeds the 5th term by 14 and the sum of both terms
is 36.

Answers

Answered by pandeyyash708
0

Answer:

the answer is mth term= 1+2m

Answered by snehitha2
3

Question :

Find the mth term of an Arithmetic progression whose 12th  term exceeds the 5th term by 14 and the sum of both terms  is 36.

Answer :

mth term = 1 + 2m

Given :

  • 12th  term exceeds the 5th term by 14
  • the sum of both terms  is 36

To find :

mth term

Solution :

   In an AP, nth term is given by,

       \boxed{a_n=a+(n-1)d}

where

 a is the first term

 d is the common difference

 aₙ is the nth term

 

⇒ 12th term,

  a_{12}=a+(12-1)d \\ a_{12}=a+11d

⇒ 5th term,

  a_5=a+(5-1)d \\ a_5=a+4d

>>> 12th  term exceeds the 5th term by 14

       a_{12}=a_5+14 \\ a+11d=a+4d+14\\11d=4d+14\\11d-4d=14\\7d=14\\d=14/7\\d=2

\underline{\underline{\bf common \ difference, d = 2}}

>>> The sum of both terms = 36

      a_{12}+a_5=36 \\a+11d+a+4d=36\\2a+15d=36\\2a+15(2)=36\\2a+30=36\\2a=36-30\\2a=6\\a=6/2\\a=3

\underline{\underline{\bf first \ term, a = 3}}

=> Now, to find the mth term ;

          a_m=a+(m-1)d \\\\ a_m=3+(m-1)2 \\\\ a_m=3+2m-2\\\\a_m=1+2m

mth term = 1+2m

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