inser A.M.s between 7 and 71 in such a way that the 5th A.M. is 27. find the number of A.M.s.
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☆☞ Here , a=7 , c=71 [ Where 'a' 1st term of A.P. & 'c' last term]
5th A.M. is = 27
a+5d=27 [ d= common difference]
7+5d=27
5d=20
d=4
Now we have, d=(c-a)/(n+1) [ n=Number of A.M]
4=(71-7)/(n+1)
4(n+1)=64
4n =60
n=15
Therefor number of A.M. is 15
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hey, here is your answer......
let the progression be ;
7, a, a+d, a+2d, a+3d,........, a+(n-1)d, 71 .....
given, 5th A.M is 27..... i.e., a+4d = 27....
a-7 = d.... ., a+4(a-7) = 27......
a+4a-28 = 27.....
5a-28 = 27......
5a = 27+28...….
5a = 55....
a = 11....
given, a+4d = 27....
11+4d = 27...
4d = 27-11.....
4d = 16....
d = 4.....
71- [a+(n-1)d] = d....
71-[11+(n-1)4] = 4.....
71 - [11+4n-4] = 4.....
71 - [4n+7] = 4......
71-4n-7 = 4.....
64-4n = 4.....
64-4 = 4n.....
60 = 4n....
n = 15.......
therefore, 15 A.Ms are inserted between 7, 71...
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let the progression be ;
7, a, a+d, a+2d, a+3d,........, a+(n-1)d, 71 .....
given, 5th A.M is 27..... i.e., a+4d = 27....
a-7 = d.... ., a+4(a-7) = 27......
a+4a-28 = 27.....
5a-28 = 27......
5a = 27+28...….
5a = 55....
a = 11....
given, a+4d = 27....
11+4d = 27...
4d = 27-11.....
4d = 16....
d = 4.....
71- [a+(n-1)d] = d....
71-[11+(n-1)4] = 4.....
71 - [11+4n-4] = 4.....
71 - [4n+7] = 4......
71-4n-7 = 4.....
64-4n = 4.....
64-4 = 4n.....
60 = 4n....
n = 15.......
therefore, 15 A.Ms are inserted between 7, 71...
hope this helps you.....
thank you.....
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