If the tenth and 11th term of an ap are 23 and 27 write the sum of first 20 terms
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a10=23
a11=27
a10=a+9d
a11=a+10d
a+10d-a-9d=27-23
d=4
substitute the value of d-
a+9d=23
a+36=23
a=-13
now finding sum-
Sn=n/2{2a+(n-1)d}
S20=10{-26+19*4)
=10{76-26}
=10{50}
=500
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Answer:
Given:a10=23
a+9d=23. (1)
a11=27
a+10d=27. (2)
BY SOLVING WE GET:
d=4
SUBSTITUTE d=4 in (1)
a+9×4=23
a=23-36
a=-13
NOW SUM OF 20 TERMS
S20=20/2(2×-13+19×4)
S20=10(-26+76)
S20=10(50)
S20=500.
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