If the sum of the first n terms of an A.P is 2n square+n,find 6th terms
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Answer:78
Step-by-step explanation: Sn=2n square + n
S6 =2 x 6X6 + n
=2 x 36 + 6
=78
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Sn = 2n²+n
⇒ S6 = 2(6)²+6 = 78
⇒ S5 = 2(5)²+5 = 55
We know that,
an = Sn - Sn-1
⇒ a6 = S6 - S5
= 78 - 55
= 23
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