is 51 term of an ap 5,8,11,14
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Here the first term; a = 5
Common difference; d = 11 - 8 = 8 - 5 = 3
So, nth term is given by;
tn = a+(n−1)d = 5+(n−1)×3
Now to prove whether 51 is term of this A.P, taking tn = 51
51 = 5+(n−1)×3
⇒51 = 5+3n−3
⇒3n = 51+3−5
⇒3n = 49
n = 49/33
Now we know that number of terms can't be in fraction.
So, 51 is not term of this A.P.
hope this helps you....:)
Common difference; d = 11 - 8 = 8 - 5 = 3
So, nth term is given by;
tn = a+(n−1)d = 5+(n−1)×3
Now to prove whether 51 is term of this A.P, taking tn = 51
51 = 5+(n−1)×3
⇒51 = 5+3n−3
⇒3n = 51+3−5
⇒3n = 49
n = 49/33
Now we know that number of terms can't be in fraction.
So, 51 is not term of this A.P.
hope this helps you....:)
Anonymous:
AP=5,8,11,14...... now tell that 51 will come in ap or not..
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HELLO DEAR,
GIVEN ,:-
given ap- 5,8,11,14....
a=5
d=3
an=51
an=a+(n-1)d
51= 5+ (n-1) 3
51= 5+3n-3
51-5=3n-3
46=3n-3
-3n+3=-46
-3n=-46-3
-3n=-49
n=-49/-3
n=49/3 which is not a whole number...hence we can conclude that 51 isnt a term of this ap
GIVEN ,:-
given ap- 5,8,11,14....
a=5
d=3
an=51
an=a+(n-1)d
51= 5+ (n-1) 3
51= 5+3n-3
51-5=3n-3
46=3n-3
-3n+3=-46
-3n=-46-3
-3n=-49
n=-49/-3
n=49/3 which is not a whole number...hence we can conclude that 51 isnt a term of this ap
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