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The ratio between 5th term and 8th term of an arithmetic sequence is 5:11. Then find the ratio between 6th term and 9th term? ​

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Answered by sudiptasen3182
0

Let

a

and

d

arefirsttermand

Common \: difference \: of \: an \: A.P .CommondifferenceofanA.P.

/* We know that , */

\boxed{\pink{ n^{th} \: term (a_{n}) = a + (n-1)d }}

n

th

term(a

n

)=a+(n−1)d

Ratio \: of \: between \: 5^{th} \: term \: andRatioofbetween5

th

termand

8^{th} \: term = 5 : 11 \: ( given )8

th

term=5:11(given)

\implies \frac{a_{5}}{a_{8}} = \frac{5}{11}⟹

a

8

a

5

=

11

5

\implies \frac{a + 4d }{a + 7d } = \frac{5}{11}⟹

a+7d

a+4d

=

11

5

\implies 11(a+4d) = 5(a+7d)⟹11(a+4d)=5(a+7d)

\implies 11a + 44d = 5a + 35d⟹11a+44d=5a+35d

\implies 11a - 5a = 35d - 44d⟹11a−5a=35d−44d

\implies 6a = -9d⟹6a=−9d

\implies \frac{a}{d} = \frac{-9 }{6}⟹

d

a

=

6

−9

\implies \frac{a}{d} = \frac{-3}{2} \: --(1)⟹

d

a

=

2

−3

−−(1)

Now, The \: ratio \: between \: 6^{th} \:termNow,Theratiobetween6

th

term

and \: 9^{th} \: term = \frac{a_{6}}{a_{9}}and9

th

term=

a

9

a

6

= \frac{a + 5d }{a + 8d}=

a+8d

a+5d

/* Dividing numerator and denominator by d, we get */

= \frac{\frac{a}{d} + 5 }{\frac{a}{d} + 8}=

d

a

+8

d

a

+5

= \frac{ \frac{-3}{2} + 5}{\frac{-3}{2} + 8 }=

2

−3

+8

2

−3

+5

= \frac{ \frac{-3+10}{2}}{\frac{-3+16}{2}}=

2

−3+16

2

−3+10

= \frac{ 7}{13}=

13

7

= 7 : 13=7:13

Therefore.,

\red{ The \: ratio \: between \: 6^{th} \:term}Theratiobetween6

th

term

\red{and \: 9^{th} \: term}\green { = 7: 13}and9

th

term=7:13

Answered by priyashathb831
1

Answer:

Let a ′ and d

arefirsttermand

Common \: difference \: of \: an \: A.P .CommondifferenceofanA.P.

/* We know that , */

\boxed{\pink{ n^{th} \: term (a_{n}) = a + (n-1)d }}

n

th

term(a

n

)=a+(n−1)d

Ratio \: of \: between \: 5^{th} \: term \: andRatioofbetween5

th

termand

8^{th} \: term = 5 : 11 \: ( given )8

th

term=5:11(given)

\implies \frac{a_{5}}{a_{8}} = \frac{5}{11}⟹

a 8

a 5

= 11 5

\implies \frac{a + 4d }{a + 7d } = \frac{5}{11}⟹

a+7d

a+4d

=

11

5

\implies 11(a+4d) = 5(a+7d)⟹11(a+4d)=5(a+7d)

\implies 11a + 44d = 5a + 35d⟹11a+44d=5a+35d

\implies 11a - 5a = 35d - 44d⟹11a−5a=35d−44d

\implies 6a = -9d⟹6a=−9d

\implies \frac{a}{d} = \frac{-9 }{6}⟹

d

a

=

6

−9

\implies \frac{a}{d} = \frac{-3}{2} \: --(1)⟹

d

a

=

2

−3

−−(1)

Now, The \: ratio \: between \: 6^{th} \:termNow,Theratiobetween6

th

term

and \: 9^{th} \: term = \frac{a_{6}}{a_{9}}and9

th

term=

a

9

a

6

= \frac{a + 5d }{a + 8d}=

a+8d

a+5d

/* Dividing numerator and denominator by d, we get */

= \frac{\frac{a}{d} + 5 }{\frac{a}{d} + 8}=

d

a

+8

d

a

+5

= \frac{ \frac{-3}{2} + 5}{\frac{-3}{2} + 8 }=

2

−3

+8

2

−3

+5

= \frac{ \frac{-3+10}{2}}{\frac{-3+16}{2}}=

2

−3+16

2

−3+10

= \frac{ 7}{13}=

13

7

= 7 : 13=7:13

Therefore.,

\red{ The \: ratio \: between \: 6^{th} \:term}Theratiobetween6

th

term

\red{and \: 9^{th} \: term}\green { = 7: 13}and9

th

term=7:13

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