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Answered by mysticd
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 Let \: a \:and \:d \: are \: first \:term \:and \\common \: difference \: of \:an \:A.P

 a, (a+d), \cdot \cdot \cdot ,(a+9d) \:are \: first\\10 \:terms \: of \:A.P

 \boxed { \pink { Sum \:of \:n \:terms (S_{n}) = \frac{n}{2}[2a+(n-1)d] }}

 i) Sum \:of \:10 \:terms (S_{10})\\=150 \:(given)

 \implies \frac{10}{2}[2a+9d] = 150

 \implies 5[2a+9d] = 150

 \implies 2a+9d = \frac{150}{5}

 \implies 2a+9d = 30 \: ---(1)

 a+10d, a+11d, \cdot\cdot\cdot, a+19d \:are \\next \: 10 \:terms \: in \:A.P

 ii) Sum \:of \:next\:10 \:terms (S_{10})\\=550 \:(given)

 \implies \frac{10}{2}[2(a+10d)+9d] = 550

 \implies 5[2a+20d+9d] = 550

 \implies 2a+29d = \frac{550}{5}

 \implies 2a+29d = 110 \: ---(2)

/* Subtract equation (1) from equation (2) , we get */

 \implies 20d = 80

 \implies d = \frac{80}{20}

 \implies d = 4 \: --(3)

/* Put d = 4 in equation (1) , we get */

 2a + 9 \times 4 = 30

 \implies 2a + 36 = 30

 \implies 2a  = 30 - 36

 \implies 2a  = -6

 \implies a  = \frac{-6}{2}

 \implies a  = -3

Therefore.,

 \red{ Required\:A.P }

 \green { -3, 1, 5, 9, \cdot\cdot \cdot }

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Answered by ItzRadhika
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