Math, asked by ashnikh145, 1 month ago

find the sum upto n^th term: 3x8+6x11+9x14+....

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Answered by bekavitakumari

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the answer is 296

3x8+6x11+9x14 = 286

Answered by jazminepatton

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Answer:

66

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