Math, asked by sharansai42, 10 months ago

If the 39th and 51st terms of an AP are 59 and 31 Respectively..
Then which term of this AP is equal to 0

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Answered by anushka603

Answer:

a+38d=59............(i)

a+50d=31.............(ii)

solving both the equation find the value of a and d.....

then put the value of a and d in the equation given below

a+(n-1)d=0

thus u will get the value of n i.e the term of AP having value 0

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a+50d=31

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then put the value of a and d in the equation given below

a+(n-1)d=0

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