Help!!!!!! question from arithmetic progressions...
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an = An+B
If we see the general expression for n th term in A.P., it is an = a+(n-1)d= a+ nd -d
So the term which is multiplied to n is common difference.
So, by comparing we can say that in the given expression A is the common difference.
Now, n th term is given. So,
First term= (An+B)-{(n-1)d}= (An+B)-{(n-1)A}= (An+B)-{An-A}=An+B-An+A=A+B
Now, sum of n terms= n/2*(a+l) {where l means last term}
So, sum of 20 terms= 20/2*(A+B+An+B)=10*(A+An+2B)= 10*(A+A*20+2B)=10*(21A+2B)
So, answer is 210A+20B.
If we see the general expression for n th term in A.P., it is an = a+(n-1)d= a+ nd -d
So the term which is multiplied to n is common difference.
So, by comparing we can say that in the given expression A is the common difference.
Now, n th term is given. So,
First term= (An+B)-{(n-1)d}= (An+B)-{(n-1)A}= (An+B)-{An-A}=An+B-An+A=A+B
Now, sum of n terms= n/2*(a+l) {where l means last term}
So, sum of 20 terms= 20/2*(A+B+An+B)=10*(A+An+2B)= 10*(A+A*20+2B)=10*(21A+2B)
So, answer is 210A+20B.
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