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Answered by kduttbhardwaj
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Answer:

It is given that:

\sf \bullet a_7=20∙a

7

=20

\sf \bullet a_{2n}=a_2a_n+1∙a

2n

=a

2

a

n

+1

\sf\bullet a_{2n+1}=a_2a_n-2∙a

2n+1

=a

2

a

n

−2

To find:

\sf\bullet a_{25}∙a

25

To find the 25th term, we have to find the value of common difference and first term.

We can see that \sf a_{2n}a

2n

and \sf a_{2n+1}a

2n+1

will be 2 consecutive terms of AP. So we can find common difference by subtracting these terms.

So:-

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{2n+1}-a_{2n}=common\: difference:⟹a

2n+1

−a

2n

=commondifference

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{2}a_n-2-(a_{2}a_n+1)=common\: difference:⟹a

2

a

n

−2−(a

2

a

n

+1)=commondifference

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{2}a_n-2-a_{2}a_n-1=common\: difference:⟹a

2

a

n

−2−a

2

a

n

−1=commondifference

\sf :\Longrightarrow -2-1=common\: difference:⟹−2−1=commondifference

\sf :\Longrightarrow -3=common\: difference:⟹−3=commondifference

So the common difference of the AP is -3.

Now,

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_7=20:⟹a

7

=20

\sf :\Longrightarrow a+6d=20:⟹a+6d=20

Here d=common difference

By putting value of common difference:

\sf :\Longrightarrow a+6(-3)=20:⟹a+6(−3)=20

\sf :\Longrightarrow a-18=20:⟹a−18=20

\sf :\Longrightarrow a=20+18:⟹a=20+18

\sf :\Longrightarrow a=38:⟹a=38

Now find 25th term:

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{25}=a+24d:⟹a

25

=a+24d

By putting values of a and d:

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{25}=38+24(-3):⟹a

25

=38+24(−3)

\sf :\Longrightarrow a_{25}=38-72:⟹a

25

=38−72

:\implies \boxed{\sf{ a_{25}=-34}}:⟹

a

25

=−34

So the required \bf a_{25}a

25

is -34.

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