Math, asked by vedant7598, 11 months ago

Find three consecutive terms in an AP whose sum is 27 and product is 540​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let three nos be

(a-d),a,(a+d)

where (a-d) is smallest and (a+d) is biggest

according to condition.

a+a+d+a-d = 27......(1)

3a = 27

a = 9

a× (a+d)×(a-d) = 540

a× a^2 - d^2 = 540

a^3 - d^2 = 540

d^2 = 729 - 540

d ~ 13

Answered by Shakthi138
0

let the terms be a-d,a,a+d

Using 1st condition,

a-d+a+a+d=27

3a=27

a=9

Using the 2nd condition,

(a-d)(a)(a+d)=540

Substituting value of a,

(9-d)(9+d)(9)=504

(81-d^2)(9)=504

81-d^2=540/9=56

-d^2=-25

Hence, d=5

So the numbers are 9-5,9,9+5=4,9,14

You might have noticed the RHS in the second condition is 504 not 540 because you typed it wrong (not being rude or anything). Please check the question again.

Similar questions