Math, asked by shrutijain4482, 10 months ago

The 16th term of an A.p.
is five times its third term. If its 10th term is 41, find the sum of its first fifteen terms.

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Answered by RitikaWasil
9

Answer:

a+15d=5(a+2d)

a+15d=5a+10d

5d=4a

5/4d=a---‐eq. 1

a+9d=41

5/4d+9d=41

5d+36d/4=41

41d/4=41

d=4

put the value of d in eq 1

a=5

sum of first fifteen terms

sum=n/2[2a+(n-1)d]

=15/2[2×5+(15-1)4]

15/2[10+(14)4]

15/2[66]

15×33

=495

Answered by ItzRadhika
1

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