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If A=1+3+5+.....+99,B=2+4+6+8+........+100 then the value of A-B is....?

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Answered by BrainlyHulk
26
A= n/2(a+l)

n=?
a=1
l=99
d=2

l=a+(n-1)d
99=1+(n-1)2
n-1=98/2
n=50

A=50/2 (100)
A=2500

in B,
a=2
l=100
d=2
n=50

B=50/2 (102)
B=2550

A-B=2250-2550=-50

hope you will understand

Ravinderb: but the answer shows -50
Answered by aditijaink283
4

Concept

The formula for finding the nth term of an Arithmetic progression (AP) is

an = a+(n-1)d

where an is the nth term

a is the 1st term

and d is the common difference

The formula for the sum of an AP is given by

Sum = n/2 [2a+(n-1)d]

Given

2 series A and B such that-

A=1+3+5+.....+99

B=2+4+6+8+......+100

Find

we need to find the value of A-B

Solution

We have,

A=1+3+5+.....+99

The above series is an AP with a= 1 and d=2

99 = 1 + 2 (n-1)

98/2 = (n-1)

49 = (n-1)

n = 50

Now, the sum of the AP will be

A = 50/2 [ 2 + (50-1) 2]

A = 25 [ 2+ 98 ]

A = 25 * 100

A = 2500

Similarly,

B=2+4+6+8+......+100

The above series is an AP with a= 2 and d= 2

100 = 2 + (n-1) 2

98/2 = (n-1)

49 = (n-1)

n = 50

Now, the sum of the AP will be

B = 50/2 [ (2*2) + (50-1) 2 ]

B = 25 (4 + 98)

B = 25 * 102

B = 2550

Therefore, A-B = 2500 -2550 = -50

Thus the value of A-B is -50

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