if the sum of first n terms of an AP is 2n^2+3n then what is it's second term
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Step-by-step explanation:
second term= 2 ×(2)2+3×2=20
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Thus A2=14-5=9
So 2nd term=9
Step-by-step explanation:
Sum of n terms is given by
Sn=2n² +3n
Let the first nad @nd trerm are A1 and A2
So S1=sum of I term=A1
=2*(1)²+3*1
A1=2+3=5
Sum of first 2 trms
S2=A1+A2
2*(2)²+3*2=A1+A2
2*4+6=5 +A2
14=5+A2
Thus A2=14-5=9
So 2nd term=9
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