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Find the sum of first 20 terms of these sequence whose nth term is an=An+B.

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Answered by sanjeevk28012
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The sum of first 20th term of Arithmetic progression is  210 A + 20 B

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as:

The nth term of an A.P = a_n = A n + B

Let The last term = l = a_n = An + B

Let The sum of first 20 terms of the A.P = S_2_0

According to question

First term , a_1 of the A.P

a_1  = A × 1 + B

i.e a_1 = A + B

So, The first term = A + B

Again

Last term (l) or the nth term of the A.P

last term = a_n = A n + B

Now,

The sum of n terms of an A.P = S_n

Or, S_n = ( \dfrac{n}{2} ) [ first term + last term ]

Or, S_n = ( \dfrac{n}{2} ) [ ( A + B ) + ( A n + B ) ]

Now, The sum of first 20th term = S_2_0

i.e  for n = 20  ,

S_2_0 = ( \dfrac{20}{2} ) [ ( A + B ) + ( 20 A + B ) ]

or, S_2_0 = 10 × ( 21 A + 2 B )

∴   S_2_0 = 210 A + 20 B

So, The sum of first 20th term = S_2_0 = 210 A + 20 B

Hence,  The sum of first 20th term of Arithmetic progression is                   210 A + 20 B   Answer

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