Math, asked by harshitaindu14, 10 months ago

Find the sum of:-
50,46,42.....to 10 terms


wardahd1234: easy
jitendrashivhare6: It's an AP with first term 50, common difference -2 and last term 10 so by using
jitendrashivhare6: a+(n-1))d we can calculate the value of n which can further be put in n/2({2a+(n-1)d)} to get the sum...

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Answered by 22072003
54
A.P. : 50, 46, 42 .....

First term, \sf{a} = 50

Second term, \sf{a_2} = 46

Common difference, d = \sf{a_2 - a}

d = 46 - 50 = - 4

Now,

\sf{a_n = a + (n - 1)d}

n = 10

\sf{a_{10} = 50 + (10 - 1)(- 4)}

\sf{a_{10} = 50 - 36}

\sf{a_{10} = 14}

Now,

\sf{S_n = {\dfrac{n}{2}} (a + a_n)}

n = 10

\sf{S_{10} = {\dfrac{10}{2}} (50 + 14)}

\sf{S_{10} = 5 (64)}

\large\sf{S_{10} = 320}
Answered by Pratishtha2003
51
a = 50
d = -4
n = 10

an = a+ (n-1) d

a10 = a+ 9d

a10 = 50 + 9 (-4)

a10 = 50 + (-36)

a10 = 50- 36

a10 = 14

a10 = l

S = n÷2 { a + l}

S = 10 ÷ 2 { 50 + 14 }

S = 5 { 64 }

S = 320

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