If the 3rd and 9th term of AP are 4 and -8 which term of this AP is zero?
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The Nth term of an AP = a+(n-1)d
3rd term= 4 , 9th term= -8
4 = a+3d-3 -8=a+9d-3
7= a+3d -5=a+9d
multiply 7=a+3d by 3 to get 21= 3a+9d
subtract the two equations
3a+9d=21 and a+9d= -5 t get
2a= 26 ==> a = 13 ( substitute this value in any of the established equations)
7=13+3d
-6=3d
d=-2
Now that we have both the first term and the common difference, all we need to do is substitute it in the given problem (i.e, 0=a+(n-1)d)
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