Math, asked by veerlahari96, 5 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 sneha00005
3

Answer:

12th term=a+11d

5th term=a+4d

acc to ques.

(a+11d)-(a+4d)=14

7d=14

d=2

also (a+11d)+(a+4d)=36

putting the value of d and solving for a we get

a=3

mth term=a+(m-1)d

=3+(m-1)2

mth term=1+2m

Answered by pinkybansal1101
8

Answer:

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

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WHAT IS AP ?

  • AP or ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION is a systematic concept in maths in which 2 any consecutive terms have same common difference
  • The common difference is denoted by d and first term by a

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WE KNOW :

Tn in any AP =

a + (n - 1) \times d

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SOLUTION:

T12 T5 =14

  • a+11d a-4d =14
  • 7d = 14
  • d=2

COMMON DIFFERENCE = 2

T12 +T5 = 36

a+11d+a+4d = 36

but d=2

  • 2a +15×2 =36
  • 2a = 6
  • a=3

ap  \: is \: 3 \\ 5  \\ 7 \\ .......

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ANSWER :

3,5,7........

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