Math, asked by saloniagrawal543, 1 year ago

If an ap consists of n terms with first term a and the nth term l. Show that the sum of the nth term from the beginning and nth term from the end is a+ l


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Answered by Crazy1412
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nth term from the beginning = a+(n-1)d

nth term from the end = l - (n-1)d

sum = a+ (n-1)d + l - (n-1)d

a+l

hence proved


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Answered by Richa03Soni75
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Answer:
a+l
Step-by-step explanation:
let the first term be A=a and last term An=l
then Sn= A+An (just 2 terms so simple addition)
substitute A & An
therefore...Sn =a+l

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