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Find the sum of first 30 term of an AP whose nth term is 2-3n

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Answered by xItzKhushix
10

\huge\mathfrak{Solution:}

Given tn=2-3n

t1=-1

t30=2-3 (30)=-88

sum of 30 term=30/2{ (-1)+(-88)}

=15x (-89)

\huge\boxed{=15x (-89)}

Answered by Anonymous
12

Step-by-step explanation:

heloo... \\  \\ its \: nth \: term \: is \: 2 - 3n \\  \\ so \: Tn \: will \: be =  >  \\  \\ tn = 2 - 3n \\  \\ lets \: find \: first \: term =  >  \\ put \: n = 1 \\ T1 = 2-3(1) \\ T1 = -1 \: T2 = 2-3(2) \\ T2 = -4 \\ from \: here \: we \: got \: d \: as \: -3 \\ S30 = n/2 (2a +(n-1)d) \\ S30 = 15(-2+87) \\ S30 = 15×85 \\ S30 = 1275 \\ \\ hope \: it \: helps \: uh!!

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