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obtain the sum of first 56 terms of an ap whose 19th and 36th terms are 52 and 148 friends please help​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • obtain the sum of first 56 terms of an ap whose 19th and 38th terms are 52 and 148.

\bf{\underline{Given:-}}

  • \sf t_{19} = 56 , t_{38} = 148

So,

\sf → t_n = a+(n-1)d

\sf → t_{19} = a + (19-1)d

\sf → 52 = a + 18d

\bf\large→ a + 18d =52---equ(¡)

Now,

\sf → t_{36} = a+(n-1)d

\sf → t_{36} = a +(36-1)d

\sf → 148 = a + 35d

\bf\large → a+37d=148---equ(¡¡)

  • Adding equ(¡) and equ(¡¡)

\sf → a + 18d = 52 + a + 37d = 148

\sf → a + 18d + a + 37d = 52 + 148

\large\bf → 2a + 55d = 200---equ(¡¡¡)

\bf{\underline{Therefore:-}}

\bf\large → S_n = \frac{n}{2}[2a+(n-1)d]

\sf → S_{56} = \frac{56}{2}[2a + (56-1)d]

\sf → S_{56} = 28 [ 2a + 55d]

\sf → S_{56} = 28[ 200] 【 from equ(¡¡¡) 】

\sf → S_{56} = 5600

\bf{\underline{Hence:-}}

  • The sum of 56th term of an A.P is 5600
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