the nth term of a.p. is given by a[n] = 5n - 3 then the sum of first 10 terms will be? a.225 b.245 c.255 d.270
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Given, nth term = 5n - 3
a(n) = 5n - 3
So,
a(1) = 5( 1 ) - 3
a = 5 - 3
a = 2
First term = a = 2
And,
a(10) = 5( 10 ) - 3
a(10) = 50 - 3
a(10) = 47
Sum of p terms = p( first term + last term ) / 2
So,
S(10) =10( 2 + 47 ) / 2
S(10) = 5( 49 )
S(10) = 245
a(n) = 5n - 3
So,
a(1) = 5( 1 ) - 3
a = 5 - 3
a = 2
First term = a = 2
And,
a(10) = 5( 10 ) - 3
a(10) = 50 - 3
a(10) = 47
Sum of p terms = p( first term + last term ) / 2
So,
S(10) =10( 2 + 47 ) / 2
S(10) = 5( 49 )
S(10) = 245
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