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Answered by aadilyaaryan
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yes you are righy correct

Answered by MysteriousAryan
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=>>>nth term of an AP is generally given by Sn=a+(n-1)d. Now here it is given that Sn=2n+1. So,

=>a+(n-1)d=2n+1

=>a+nd-d=2n+1

=>nd+(a-d)=2n+1

=>Now comparing LHS and RHS,we get

=>d=2 and a-d=1

=>a-2=1

=>a=3.

So now sum of first 3 terms is given by

=>Sn=n/2(a+a+(n-1)d)

=>S3=3/2×(3+3+(3–1)2)

=>S3=3/2×10

=>S3=15

Therefore sum of frist three terms is 15.

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