Solve the ques 2. ( iv )
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Let to be First term'a' and it's CommOn difference 'd' .
Let Sn it denotes Sum of terms of Number;-
According to the Question;-
Here, consisting of two Arithmetic progressions;-
S1=5+9+13+.....+77+81, (equation-1).
where First terms=5, common difference =9-5 =4
S2=-41-39-37-...(-3) (Equation 2)
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Method Of Solution;-
Let to be First term'a' and it's CommOn difference 'd' .
Let Sn it denotes Sum of terms of Number;-
According to the Question;-
Sn= (3n²+6n) (Given)
Let Substitute n=n-1
S(n-1)=3(n-1)²+6(n-1)
=> 3(n²-2n+1)+6(n-1)
=> 3n²-6n+3+6n-6
=> 3n²-3
Hence, Value of Sn-1= 3n²-3n
We know that Formula of Summation of terms
Nth=Sn-Sn-1
Substitute the value of Required terms;-
nth=Sn-Sn-1
=> 3n²+6n -(3n²-3)
=> 3n²+6n-3n²+3
=> 6n+3
Hence, Nth term = 6n+3
Again, According to the question;-
Putting n=15 in Equation;-
6n+3
=>6(15)+3
=>90+3
=>93
Conclusion;-
Hence,the nth terms (6n+3) and the 15th terms is 93.
Let to be First term'a' and it's CommOn difference 'd' .
Let Sn it denotes Sum of terms of Number;-
According to the Question;-
Here, consisting of two Arithmetic progressions;-
S1=5+9+13+.....+77+81, (equation-1).
where First terms=5, common difference =9-5 =4
S2=-41-39-37-...(-3) (Equation 2)
See attachment;-
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Method Of Solution;-
Let to be First term'a' and it's CommOn difference 'd' .
Let Sn it denotes Sum of terms of Number;-
According to the Question;-
Sn= (3n²+6n) (Given)
Let Substitute n=n-1
S(n-1)=3(n-1)²+6(n-1)
=> 3(n²-2n+1)+6(n-1)
=> 3n²-6n+3+6n-6
=> 3n²-3
Hence, Value of Sn-1= 3n²-3n
We know that Formula of Summation of terms
Nth=Sn-Sn-1
Substitute the value of Required terms;-
nth=Sn-Sn-1
=> 3n²+6n -(3n²-3)
=> 3n²+6n-3n²+3
=> 6n+3
Hence, Nth term = 6n+3
Again, According to the question;-
Putting n=15 in Equation;-
6n+3
=>6(15)+3
=>90+3
=>93
Conclusion;-
Hence,the nth terms (6n+3) and the 15th terms is 93.
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Hey there!!
To find :
5 + (-41) + 9 + (-39) + 13 + (-37) +......
Separate two Arthimetic progression differently.
= 5 + 9 + 13 +..... 81 + (-41) + (-39) +.. (-3)
To find sum S1 from 5, 9,13...81 :
S = n/2 (a + l)
Here a = 5, l = 81 , d = 9-5 = 4.
To find n:
l = a + (n-1)d
=) 81 = 5 + (n-1) 4
=) 76 = (n-1)4
=) 76/4 = (n-1)
=) 19 = (n-1)
=) 19 + 1 = n
=) 20 = n
S1 = 20/2 (5+81)
= 20/2 * 86
= 10* 86
= 860
To find sum S2 ; (-41) + (- 39) +.. (-3)
Here S2 = n/2 (a+l)
Here a = - 41, l = - 3
d = - 39 + 41 = 2
to find n:
=) l = a + (n-1)d
=) - 3 = - 41 + (n-1) 2
=) - 3 + 41 = (n-1) 2
=) 38 = (n-1)2
=) 38/2 = (n-1)
=) 19 = n-1
=) 19+1 = n
=) 20 = n
Hence S2 = 20/2* (-41 - 3)
= 10 (-44)
= - 440
Hence total = S1 + S2
= 860 + (-440)
= 420
Hope it helps uh!!
To find :
5 + (-41) + 9 + (-39) + 13 + (-37) +......
Separate two Arthimetic progression differently.
= 5 + 9 + 13 +..... 81 + (-41) + (-39) +.. (-3)
To find sum S1 from 5, 9,13...81 :
S = n/2 (a + l)
Here a = 5, l = 81 , d = 9-5 = 4.
To find n:
l = a + (n-1)d
=) 81 = 5 + (n-1) 4
=) 76 = (n-1)4
=) 76/4 = (n-1)
=) 19 = (n-1)
=) 19 + 1 = n
=) 20 = n
S1 = 20/2 (5+81)
= 20/2 * 86
= 10* 86
= 860
To find sum S2 ; (-41) + (- 39) +.. (-3)
Here S2 = n/2 (a+l)
Here a = - 41, l = - 3
d = - 39 + 41 = 2
to find n:
=) l = a + (n-1)d
=) - 3 = - 41 + (n-1) 2
=) - 3 + 41 = (n-1) 2
=) 38 = (n-1)2
=) 38/2 = (n-1)
=) 19 = n-1
=) 19+1 = n
=) 20 = n
Hence S2 = 20/2* (-41 - 3)
= 10 (-44)
= - 440
Hence total = S1 + S2
= 860 + (-440)
= 420
Hope it helps uh!!
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