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Answered by mdsaaduddinkhan29
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Answered by InfiniteSoul
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  • First term = a = 6
  • common difference = d = 6
  • No. of times = 40

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  • Sum of first 40 terms = ??

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\sf{\red{\boxed{\bold{S = \dfrac{n}{2} [ 2a + ( n - 1 ) d ] }}}}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = \dfrac{40}{2} [ 2\times 6 + ( 40 - 1 ) 6 ] }}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = \dfrac{40}{2} [ 2\times 6 + 39 \times 6] }}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = \dfrac{40}{2} [ 12 + 39 \times 6] }}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = \dfrac{40}{2} [ 12 + 234] }}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = \dfrac{40}{2} \times 246 }}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = 20 \times 123}}

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\sf : \implies\: {\bold{ S = 2460 }}

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  • Sum of first 40 multiples of 6 is 2460
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