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in an ap , if a4 = 4n - 1 then S2 =



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Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is T

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)d

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as T

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+nd

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the given

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givenn

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennth

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we get

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getT

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−d)+

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−d)+nd=

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−d)+nd=4n+

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−d)+nd=4n+1

Thenthterm of an A.P, whose first terms is aand common difference isd, is Tn=a+(n−1)dWhich can also be written as Tn=(a−d)+ndOn comparing this with the givennthterm, we getTn=(a−d)+nd=4n+1From this, we get

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