Sum of infinite terms of arithmetic progression formula
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The sum of an infinite arithmetic sequence is either ∞ , if d > 0 , or - ∞ , if d < 0 . Sum of ap= n/2[2a + (n-1)d] where a=first term of the ap, n=no. of terms and d=common differnce. .
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Let the infinite terms be n
Then Sn⤵️
=>
and if the last term is available then the last term be l
then the formula will be =>
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Hope this helps ✌️
__________
Let the infinite terms be n
Then Sn⤵️
=>
and if the last term is available then the last term be l
then the formula will be =>
_________
Hope this helps ✌️
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