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if the fourth term of an ap is 0, then a25/a11= please don't scam ​

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Answered by puligeorge1982
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Answer:

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Answered by ripinpeace
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\dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}  =  \dfrac{  3}{  1}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given -

  • Fourth term of an A.P is 0.

To find -

  •    \bf \dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}

Solution -

We know that,

 \bf a{ \tiny4} = 0

 \longmapsto \bf a + 3d = 0

 \longmapsto \bf a =  - 3d \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: (1)

 \mathrm{ Now} \: , \:   \bf \dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}  =  \dfrac{a + 24d}{a + 10d}

 \longmapsto\bf \dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}  =  \dfrac{ - 3d+ 24d}{ - 3d+ 10d}   {\normalsize (from \:  \: 1)}

 \longmapsto\bf \dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}  =  \dfrac{  \cancel{21d}}{  \cancel{7d}}

 \longmapsto\bf   \green{\boxed{\dfrac{a {\tiny25}}{a{ \tiny11}}  =  \dfrac{  3}{  1} }}

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