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The nth term of an A.P is given by 12n – 5. If there are 100 terms in the AP find its last term.​

Answers

Answered by successforever911200
3

Answer:

1195

Step-by-step explanation:

the 100th term is

12(100)-5

1200-5

1195

Answered by pulakmath007
10

SOLUTION

GIVEN

  • The nth term of an A.P is given by 12n – 5

  • There are 100 terms in the AP

TO DETERMINE

The last term of the AP

EVALUATION

Here it is given that, in the AP ( Arithmetic progression) nth term is given by 12n - 5

 \sf{Let \:  \:  t_n \:  \:  be \:  the \:  nth  \: term }

 \sf{t_n  = 12n - 5}

Since there are 100 terms

∴ n = 100

∴ Last term of the AP

= 100 th term of the AP

 =  \sf{ t_{100}}

 =  \sf{(12 \times 100) - 5}

 =  \sf{1200 - 5}

  \sf{= 1195}

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