if the 2nd term of an AP is 13 and the fifth term is 25, what is the 9th term?
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let first term be 'a' nd common difference be 'd'
a+d= 13 ---------------- (i)
a+4d= 25 ---------------- (ii)
on solving both we get
d = 4 nd a = 9
therefore, 9th term is
a+8d = 9 + 8*4 = 9+32 = 41
a+d= 13 ---------------- (i)
a+4d= 25 ---------------- (ii)
on solving both we get
d = 4 nd a = 9
therefore, 9th term is
a+8d = 9 + 8*4 = 9+32 = 41
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We can write the terms of an A.P. (if the first term is taken as "a" and the common difference as "d") :
First term : a
Second term : a+d
Third term : a+2d
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As per the question:
Second term = 13
a + d = 13 ---(i)
and
fifth term = 25
a + 4d = 25 -----(ii)
subtracting (i) from (ii):
a + 4d - a - d = 25 - 13
3d = 12
d = 4
Now, using this in (i):
a + (4) = 13
a = 9
So, we can find the ninth term easily.
Ninth term = a + 8d
= 9 + 8(4)
= 41
First term : a
Second term : a+d
Third term : a+2d
.............................
As per the question:
Second term = 13
a + d = 13 ---(i)
and
fifth term = 25
a + 4d = 25 -----(ii)
subtracting (i) from (ii):
a + 4d - a - d = 25 - 13
3d = 12
d = 4
Now, using this in (i):
a + (4) = 13
a = 9
So, we can find the ninth term easily.
Ninth term = a + 8d
= 9 + 8(4)
= 41
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