mean of first "n" even natural numbers ?
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We can consider this as an arithmetic progression (A.P)
Therefore AP : 2+4+6+... upto n
For finding the sum of all the numbers in an AP there is a formula. The formula is
Sum =
where n = number of elements of the AP
a = first element of the AP
d = the common difference (ie the 1st element - 2nd element)
sum =
sum = n[n+1]
mean = sum of all elemets ÷ total number of elements
mean = n(n+1)÷n
mean = n+1
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Therefore AP : 2+4+6+... upto n
For finding the sum of all the numbers in an AP there is a formula. The formula is
Sum =
where n = number of elements of the AP
a = first element of the AP
d = the common difference (ie the 1st element - 2nd element)
sum =
sum = n[n+1]
mean = sum of all elemets ÷ total number of elements
mean = n(n+1)÷n
mean = n+1
If you haven't learnt about AP yet and if you want to learn it please sent a message.
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