if sn , the sum of First n terms of an ap is given by sn = (3n²-4n) , then find the nth term
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Sn = (3N²-4N)------------(1)
Replacing n by (n-1) in equation (1) , we get
Sn-1 = 3(N-1)² - 4 × (N-1)
=> Sn-1 = 3(N²-2N+1) - 4N+4
=> Sn-1 = 3N²-6N+3-4N+4
=> Sn-1 = 3N²-10N+7
Therefore,
Tn = (Sn-Sn-1) => (3N²-4N)-(3N²-10N+7)
Tn = 3N²-4N-3N²+10N-7 = (6N-7).
Therefore,
Nth term , Tn = (6N-7)
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU...... :-)
Sn = (3N²-4N)------------(1)
Replacing n by (n-1) in equation (1) , we get
Sn-1 = 3(N-1)² - 4 × (N-1)
=> Sn-1 = 3(N²-2N+1) - 4N+4
=> Sn-1 = 3N²-6N+3-4N+4
=> Sn-1 = 3N²-10N+7
Therefore,
Tn = (Sn-Sn-1) => (3N²-4N)-(3N²-10N+7)
Tn = 3N²-4N-3N²+10N-7 = (6N-7).
Therefore,
Nth term , Tn = (6N-7)
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU...... :-)
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