If the sum of q terms of an AP is 63q - 3q^2 and the pth term is -60, find value of p
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Given that :-
♦ Sum of q terms
= 63q - 3q²
Let q = 1 ,
then ,
63 ( 1 ) - 3 ( 1 ) ²
= 63 - 3
= 63 .
So , term 1 = 63
Now , let q = 2
63 ( 2 ) - 3 ( 2 ) ²
= 126 - 12
= 114 .
Sum of term1 and term2 = 114
So,
t1 + t2 = 114
=> 60 + t2 = 114
=> t2 = 114 - 60
=> t2 = 54 .
So , a = 60 , d = ( - 6 ) .
And also ,
pth term = ( - 60 )
So ,
a + ( p - 1 ) d = - 60
=> 60 + ( p - 1 ) ( - 6 ) = -60
=> ( p - 1 ) ( - 6 ) = - 120
=>. p - 1 = 20
=> p = 21 .
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Given that :-
♦ Sum of q terms
= 63q - 3q²
Let q = 1 ,
then ,
63 ( 1 ) - 3 ( 1 ) ²
= 63 - 3
= 63 .
So , term 1 = 63
Now , let q = 2
63 ( 2 ) - 3 ( 2 ) ²
= 126 - 12
= 114 .
Sum of term1 and term2 = 114
So,
t1 + t2 = 114
=> 60 + t2 = 114
=> t2 = 114 - 60
=> t2 = 54 .
So , a = 60 , d = ( - 6 ) .
And also ,
pth term = ( - 60 )
So ,
a + ( p - 1 ) d = - 60
=> 60 + ( p - 1 ) ( - 6 ) = -60
=> ( p - 1 ) ( - 6 ) = - 120
=>. p - 1 = 20
=> p = 21 .
thanks :)
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