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How many terms of the series -8-4+0+......... must be taken
so that the sum be 132?​

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Answered by jagatpaljagat3844
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Answered by Anonymous
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Arithmetic Progression:

  • An Arithmetic Progression is the series of number that increase or decrease by same amount each time
  • For ex : 2 , 4 , 6 , 8

Given:

  • We have been given a series of number such that -8 , -4 , 0 , 4 ...
  • Sum of the series to be 132

To Find:

  • We have to find the number of terms so that sum should be equal to 132

Solution:

We have been given a series of number

\text{-8 , -4 , 0 ,  4  , 8}

On observing the series we found that it is an Arithmetic Progression

\boxed{\sf{First \: Term \: (a) =  - 8}}

\boxed{\sf{Common \: Difference \: (d) = 8-4 = 4}}

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\large{\boxed{\sf{Sum \: of \: Series = 132}}}

Sum of series in AP is given by :

\implies \sf{ \dfrac{n}{2} \: [ \: 2a + (n-1)d \: ] = 132}

\implies \sf{n \: [ \: 2a + (n-1)d \: ] = 132 \times 2}

Substituting the Values

\implies \sf{n \: [ \: 2(-8)+ (n-1)4 \: ] = 264}

\implies \sf{n \: [ \: -16 + 4n - 4 \: ] = 264}

\implies \sf{n \: [ \: 4n - 20 \: ] = 264}

\implies \sf{4n^2 - 20n - 264 = 0}

\implies \sf{n^2 - 5n - 66 = 0}

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Solving the Equation using Middle Term Splitting Method

We need to find two numbers such that their product is 66 and difference is 5

Two such numbers are 11 and 6

\implies \sf{n^2 - 11n + 6n - 66 = 0}

\implies \sf{n \: (n - 11) + 6 \: (n - 11) = 0}

\implies \sf{(n-11) \: (n+6) = 0}

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Either ( n - 11 ) = 0 \implies n = 11

Or ( n + 6 ) = 0 \implies n = ( - 6 )

But number of terms cannot be negative Hence n = - 6 is rejected

Hence \boxed{\sf{n = 11}}

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\boxed{\sf{Number \: of \: terms \: with \: sum 132 = 11 \: terms }}

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