Find the three numbers in AP whose sum
30 and their product
is
is 990.
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Answer:
the greatest number in AP is 13.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Three numbers are in Arithmetic Progression (AP) whose sum is 30 and the product is 910.
To find : The greatest number in the AP is?
Solution :
Let the Arithmetic Progression (AP) is (a-d),a,(a+d)
AP sum is 30.
i.e. a-d+a+a+d=30a−d+a+a+d=30
3a=303a=30
a=10a=10
AP product is 910.
i.e. (a-d)\times a\times (a+d)=910(a−d)×a×(a+d)=910
(a^2-d^2)a=910(a
2
−d
2
)a=910
Substitute a=10,
(10^2-d^2)10=910(10
2
−d
2
)10=910
100-d^2=91100−d
2
=91
d^2=100-91d
2
=100−91
d^2=9d
2
=9
d=\pm3d=±3
Now, If a=10 and d=3,
AP is (10-3),10,(10+3)
AP is 7,10,13
Greatest is 13.
Now, If a=10 and d=-3,
AP is (10+3),10,(10-3)
AP is 13,10,7
Greatest is 13.
Therefore, The greatest number in the AP is 13.
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