Find the sum of first 60 multiples of 3 ?
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This is an AP 3,6,9...
1st term = 3.
60th term = 3 * 60
= 180.
Sum of the whole positive number is n(first +last)/2.
Sum of 1st 60 multiples = 60(3 + 180)/2
= 60(183)/2
= 30(183)
= 5490.
Hope this helps!
1st term = 3.
60th term = 3 * 60
= 180.
Sum of the whole positive number is n(first +last)/2.
Sum of 1st 60 multiples = 60(3 + 180)/2
= 60(183)/2
= 30(183)
= 5490.
Hope this helps!
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Lets first look at the first three terms of this series.
3, 6, 9
To find the sum of an arithmetic series, there are two separate formulas. The one we will use is sn=n2(2a+(n−1)d)
n, or the number of terms, is 30. d, the common difference, is 3. a, the first term in the series is 3.
Plugging these numbers into the formula, we get:
s30=302(2(3)+(29)3)
s30=15(6+87)
s30=15(93)
s30=1395
3, 6, 9
To find the sum of an arithmetic series, there are two separate formulas. The one we will use is sn=n2(2a+(n−1)d)
n, or the number of terms, is 30. d, the common difference, is 3. a, the first term in the series is 3.
Plugging these numbers into the formula, we get:
s30=302(2(3)+(29)3)
s30=15(6+87)
s30=15(93)
s30=1395
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