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Is zero is the term of the AP-81,-76,-71.......​

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Answered by sonisiddharth751
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no 0 is not term of given AP

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: A.P : -81 , -76, -71 , \ldots

 First\:term (a_{1}) = a = -81

 Common \: difference (d) = a_{2} - a_{1} \\= -76 - ( - 81 ) \\= -76 + 81 \\= 5

 \boxed { \pink{ n^{th} \: term (a_{n}) = a + (n-1)d }}

 Let \: n^{th} \: term = 0

 \implies -81 + ( n - 1 ) 5 = 0

 \implies ( n - 1 ) 5 =  81

 \implies ( n - 1 )  =  \frac{81}{5}

 \implies  n  =  \frac{81}{5} + 1

 \implies  n  =  \frac{81+ 5}{5}

 \implies  n  =  \frac{86}{5} \: \pink { (not \: a \: natural\: number ) }

Therefore.,

 \green { Zero \: is \: not \: a \:term \: in } \green { given \:A.P }

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