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in an AP the first term is 22 the common difference is -4 and the sum of n terms is 64 find n explain double answer

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Answered by kaira1818
20

a=22

d= - 4

Sn=64

=>n/2{2a + (n-1_d} = 64

=> n/2 {2*22 +(n-1) * (-4)} = 64

=> n/2{44 - 4n +4} = 64

=> n*4{11-n+1} = 64*2

=> 11n - n sq. + n = 128/4

=> - n sq. + 11n + n = 32

=> - n sq. +12n - 32 = 0

=> n sq. - 12n + 32 = 0

=>n sq. - 4n - 8n +32= 0

=> n (n-4) - 8 ( n - 4 ) = 0

=>(n-4) (n-8) = 0

either n= 4 or n=8

double ans is possible because the sum of the terms from 5 to 8 will be 0.


kaira1818: the sum of the first 8 terms = 22 + 18 + 14+10+6+2+(-2)+(-6) = 64
kaira1818: two answers are possible bcoz the sum of the terms frm 5th to 8th will be zero. This is becoz a is +ve and d is -ve, so tyhe terms will be +ve and some others -ve anbd will cancel out each other
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Answered by jyashaswylenka
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a=22

d= - 4

Sn=64

=>n/2{2a + (n-1_d} = 64

=> n/2 {2*22 +(n-1) * (-4)} = 64

=> n/2{44 - 4n +4} = 64

=> n*4{11-n+1} = 64*2

=> 11n - n sq. + n = 128/4

=> - n sq. + 11n + n = 32

=> - n sq. +12n - 32 = 0

=> n sq. - 12n + 32 = 0

=>n sq. - 4n - 8n +32= 0

=> n (n-4) - 8 ( n - 4 ) = 0

=>(n-4) (n-8) = 0

either n= 4 or n=8

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