Math, asked by saritavasu85, 6 months ago

How many
27, 24, 21,
so that
terms of the AP
should be taken
their sum
is zero2
2​

Answers

Answered by sakshijadhav3006
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, a = 27, d = - 3, Sn = 0

Let first term be

a

=

27

a=27

And common difference be

d

=

3

d=−3

According to question, sum is zero,

n

2

[

2

a

+

(

n

1

)

d

]

=

0

⟹n2[2a+(n−1)d]=0

[

54

+

(

n

1

)

(

3

)

]

=

0

⟹[54+(n−1)(−3)]=0

n

=

19

⟹n=19

Hence,

19

19 terms of AP should be taken to make sum zero.

Value of the last term, i.e;

a

19

=

a

+

(

19

1

)

d

a19=a+(19−1)d

a

19

=

27

+

(

18

)

(

3

)

⟹a19=27+(18)(−3)

a

19

=

27

⟹a19=−27

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