Math, asked by akstherising, 1 year ago

the first and last term of an A. P. are a and l respectively. If S is the sum of all the terms of the A. P. and the common difference is given by:
{l }^{2} \: - {a}^{2} \div k - \: (l + a)
then find k
Please solve in detail
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Answered by sarika65
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it is to hard for understanding
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akstherising: wait... did u just write this for me?
sarika65: yes
akstherising: thanks a lot
sarika65: wlcm
yashwanthSN0247: hi sarika.
yashwanthSN0247: l-a÷d=2s÷l+a-1
yashwanthSN0247: how did this happen..
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