Math, asked by adi9015, 11 months ago

The 5th term of AP is 11 and 9 th term is 7 find the 16 the term​

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Answered by mkj54
1

Answer:

a+4d=11

a+8d=7

using elimination method

a + 8d =7

a + 4d =11

- - -

4d =-4

d =-1

a +(-4)=11

a=15

a+15 d

=0

Answered by BrainlyKing5
8

Answer:

\underline{\boxed{{a}_{16} = 0}}

Step-by-step explanation:

\underline{\underline{\textbf{Given that...}}}

The 5th term of AP is 11 and 9 th term is 7. Now we need to find 16th term

\underline{\underline{\textbf{Solution...}}}

Now let,

First term = a

and

Common Difference = d

Now from Given we have...

\mathsf{{a}_{5} \:= 11} ----------- (1)

\mathsf{{a}_{9} \:= 7} ------------ (2)

Now we know that...

\mathsf{{a}_{5} \:= a + 4d}

and

\mathsf{{a}_{9} \:= a + 8d}

From Equation 1 and 2 we have..

\mathsf{a + 4d = 11}

\implies \mathsf{a = 11-4d} ---------- (3)

\mathsf{a + 8d = 7} ------------- (4)

Now putting value of a = 11-4d in eq 4 we have

\mathsf{11 -4d + 8d = 7}

\implies \mathsf{11 + 4d = 7}

\implies \mathsf{4d = -4}

\implies \mathsf{d = (-1) }

Therefore now putting value of d = (-1) in eq 3 we have

\mathsf{a = 11-4(-1)}

\implies \mathsf{a = 11 + 4 }

\implies \mathsf{a = 15}

Now to find 16th term we have formula

\boxed{\mathsf{\bigstar \: a_n = a + (n-1)d \: \bigstar }}

Where,

\mathsf{a_n =\: nth\:  term}

\mathsf{a =\: first \: term\: = 15 }

\mathsf{n = \: Number\: of\: terms = 16}

and

\mathsf{d = \: Common \: divisor  = -1 }

Therefore we have

\mathsf{{a}_{16} = 15 + (16-1)(-1)}

\implies \mathsf{{a}_{16} = 15 + (15)( -1) }

\implies \mathsf{{a}_{16} = 15 -15 }

\implies \mathsf{{a}_{16} = 0 }

\underline{\textbf{Therefore required answer is..}}

\boxed{\boxed{\mathsf{{a}_{16} = 0}}}

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