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if the first term of an ap is 3 and 11th term is 43 find the common difference ​

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Answered by TheValkyrie
14

Answer:

\bigstar{Common\:difference\:=\:4}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • First term of the A.P (A₁) = 3
  • Eleventh term of the A.P (A₁₁) = 43

To Find:

  • Common difference (d)

Solution:

  • Common difference is given by the formula

          d=\frac{a_{m} -a_n}{m-n}

      → where a_m=a_{11} =43, a_n=a_{1} =3, m=11,\:n=3

  • Substituting the values in the above equation, we get

      ⇒d=\frac{43-3}{11-1}

      ⇒d=\frac{40}{10}

      ⇒d=4

  • Hence, the common difference of the A.P is 4

Notes:

  • The common difference of an A.P is the difference between its two adjacent terms.
  • Common difference(d) can be found out by the following formulas

       ⇒d=a_2-a_1

       ⇒d=\frac{a_m-a_n}{m-n}

Answered by T4NM47
2

Answer:

Common Difference or d = 4.

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