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if 21th term and 30th term of Arthematic progression are 121 and 181 respectively find the 40th term of Arthematic progression.
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Answered by shubhamugale2005
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Answer:-

Given:-

21st term of an AP = 121

30th term of an AP = 181

We know that,

nth term of an AP (aₙ) = a + (n - 1)d

So,

⟹ a₂₁ = 121

⟹ a + (21 - 1)d = 121

⟹ a + 20d = 121 -- equation (1)

Similarly,

⟹ a₃₀ = 181

⟹ a + 29d = 181 -- equation (2)

Subtract equation (1) from (2).

⟹ a + 29d - (a + 20d) = 181 - 121

⟹ a + 29d - a - 20d = 60

⟹ 9d = 60

⟹ d = 60/9

⟹ d = 20/3

Substitute the value of d in equation (1).

⟹ a + 20(20/3) = 121

⟹ a + 400/3 = 121

⟹ a = 121 - 400/3

⟹ a = (363 - 400)/3

⟹ a = - 37/3

Now,

⟹ a₄₀ = a + 39d

⟹ a₄₀ = - 37/3 + 39(20/3)

⟹ a₄₀ = ( - 37 + 780)/3

⟹ a₄₀ = 743/3

∴ The 40th term of the given AP is 743/3.

Answered by pragyarani2801
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