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first term of an ap is 10 and the difference of any it's two consecutive terms is 5 find its 48th term​

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Answered by sh491898
52

Answer:

48 th term = 245

Step-by-step explanation:

first \: term \:  = 10 \\ different \: between \: two \: terms = 5

5 \: is \: a \: prime \: its \: divide \: by \: its \: only \:  \\ get \: 5 \\

(differencr of any two terms divide by common differents answer will be 0)

so \: 5 \: is \: the \: common \: difference

48th \: term = 10 + 47 \times 5 = 245

Answered by suraj5070
283

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\tt First\: term \:of\: an\: ap\: is \:10 \:and \:the\: difference\: of \:any\:its\\\tt \: two\: consecutive\: terms \:is \:5\: find\: its \:48\:th \:term.

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  •  \sf \bf a=10
  •  \sf \bf d=5

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  •  \sf \bf 48\:th \:term\:of\:an \:AP

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  •  \sf a_n=n\:th\:term\:of \:an \:AP
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 \sf \bf \implies a_{48}=10+\Big(48-1\Big)5

 \sf \bf \implies a_{48} =10+\Big(47\Big)5

 \sf \bf \implies a_{48} =10+235

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 \sf \bf \huge {\boxed {\mathbb {EXTRA\:INFORMATION}}}

 \sf \bf a_n=a+(n-1)d

 \sf \bf S_n=\dfrac{n}{2}[2a+(n-1)d]

 \sf \bf S_n=\dfrac{n}{2}[a+a_n]

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