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Q.5: Which term of the A.P. 3, 15, 27, 39, … will be 132 more than its 54th term?​

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Answered by MrSmartGuy1729
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Question :-

Which term of the A.P. 3, 15, 27, 39, … will be 132 more than its 54th term?

Answer:-

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

Ap = 3,15,27,39

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Solution :-

  • Let us find the 54th term of the ap

By the equation

  • an= a+(n-1)d

a = 3,d = 12,n = 54

  • an = 3*53*12 = 639
  • a54 = 639

So, nxt let us find the 132 more than 639 term

  • So, the Term would be 649+132 = 771

Let us take n = 771 so solving it we get

  • an = 3+(n-1)*12( do the calculated )

  • n-1 = 768/12

  • n-1= 64

  • Therefore n = 64+1 = 65

So the required term is 65th

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Answered by Anonymous
4

Let us find the 54th term of the ap

By the equation

an= a+(n-1)d

a = 3,d = 12,n = 54

an = 3*53*12 = 639

a54 = 639

So, nxt let us find the 132 more than 639 term

So, the Term would be 649+132 = 771

Let us take n = 771 so solving it we get

an = 3+(n-1)*12( do the calculated )

n-1 = 768/12

n-1= 64

Therefore n = 64+1 = 65

So the required term is 65th

Answered by Anonymous
3

Let us find the 54th term of the ap

By the equation

an= a+(n-1)d

a = 3,d = 12,n = 54

an = 3*53*12 = 639

a54 = 639

So, nxt let us find the 132 more than 639 term

So, the Term would be 649+132 = 771

Let us take n = 771 so solving it we get

an = 3+(n-1)*12( do the calculated )

n-1 = 768/12

n-1= 64

Therefore n = 64+1 = 65

So the required term is 65th

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