Math, asked by AtharvAP09, 1 year ago

if is an A.P, d = 10, find t6 - t2

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AtharvAP09: the image is not opening

AtharvAP09: the ans. should be 40

KusumSSSooo: I will tell you

KusumSSSooo: T6=a+5d=a+50d

KusumSSSooo: T2=a+1d=a+10d

KusumSSSooo: T6-t2=a+50d-(a+10d)

KusumSSSooo: =a+50-a-10=40

KusumSSSooo: Sorry we should not write d with 50 and 10 by mistake.

KusumSSSooo: Now I hope it will clear.

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