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The last term of an AP with 10 terms whose second term is -23 and 3rd term is -35 is ________​

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Answered by SparklingThunder
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 \sf \purple{ \clubs \:Given :  }

  • AP has 10 terms
  • Second term of AP = - 23
  • Third term of AP = - 35

 \sf \purple{ \clubs \:To \:  find:  }

  • Last term of AP which is 10th term .

 \sf \purple{ \clubs \:Solution:  }

Second term of AP = - 23

 \tt \: a_n = a + (n - 1)d \\  \tt \: a_2 = a + (2 - 1)d \\  \tt \: a_2 = a + d  \:  \\  \tt \: a + d =  - 23 \longrightarrow \: (1)

Third term of AP = - 35

 \tt \: a_n = a + (n - 1)d \\  \tt \: a_3 = a + (3 - 1)d \\  \tt \: a_3 = a + 2d  \\  \tt \: a + 2d =  - 35 \:  \longrightarrow \: (2)

From (1)

 \tt \: a + d \:  =  - 23 \\  \tt \: a =  - 23 - d

Putting value of a in (2)

 \tt - 23 - d + 2d  =  - 35 \\  \tt \: d =  - 35  + 23 \\  \tt \: d =  - 12

Putting value of d in (1)

 \tt \: a + d  =  - 23 \\  \tt \: a + ( - 12) =  - 23 \\  \tt \: a - 12 =  - 23 \\  \tt a =  - 23 + 12 \\  \tt a =  - 11

Now for finding last term

n = 10 , a = -11 and d = -12

 \tt \: a_n = a + (n - 1)d \\  \tt \: a_{10} =  - 11 + (10 - 1) - 12 \\  \tt \: a_{10} =  - 11 +( 9 \times  - 12) \\ \tt \: a_{10} =  - 11 +(  - 108) \\ \tt \: a_{10} =  - 11  - 108 \\ \tt \: a_{10} = - 119

The last term of an AP with 10 terms whose second term is -23 and 3rd term is -35 is -119 .

Answered by Anonymous
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