If the nth term of an AP is 3+4n then find the sum of the first 15th terms
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3+4n
Putting value of n as 1
3+4×1=7
Now putting value of n as 2
3+4×2=11
So,ap=7,11,15,19.......
Sn=n/2{2a +n-1+×d}
S15=15/2{14 +14×4}
S15=15/2×70
S15=15×35
S15=525
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525
Step-by-step explanation:
Putting value of n as 1
3+4x1=7
Now putting value of n as 2
3+4x2=11
so,AP =7,11,15,19
Sn=n/2(2a+n-1xd)
S15=15/2(14+14x4)
S15=15/2x70
S15=15x35
S15=525
Hope this answer is helpful!!!
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