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Find the sum of the first 40 positive integers
divisible by 6.

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Answered by akhileshjha252
4

Answer:

6,12,18...........

d=6

s40=n/2 (2a+n-1×d)

=40/2(2×6+n-1×6)

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Answered by DMNS
4

Answer:

\green{Solution}

\green{Sn = n/2(2a + [ n - 1 ]d}

  • n = 6
  • d = 6
  • a = 6

\red{Sn = 6/2 ( 2×6 + [ 6 - 1)] 6)}

\green{= 3 ( 12 + 30)}

\green{= 3 × 42}

\green{= 126}

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