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if the sum of n terms of an AP is 3n²+3n,, find the rth term of an AP

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Answered by Anonymous
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sum =  \frac{(2a - d)n + d {n}^{2} }{2}  =  3{n}^{2}  + 3n \\  \: comparing \\  \frac{d}{2}  = 3 \\ d = 6 \\ 2a - 6 = 6 \\ a = 6 \\ rth \: term = 6 + (r - 1)6 \\  = 6 + 6r - 6 \\  = 6r

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Answered by shefali661
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HEY MATE!!
Here Is your Answer!!
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sum=(2a-d)n+dn²/2=3n²+3n
d/2=3
d=6
2a-6=6
a=6
rth term=6+(r-1)6
=6+6r-6
=6r
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