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the ratio of the 3rd and 6th term of an arithmetic sequence is 4 : 5. Find the ratio of 7th and 11th terms​

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Answered by Anonymous
18

Answer:

The ratio of 7th and 11th terms is 4:5.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

  • The ratio of the 3rd and 6th term of an arithmetic sequence is 4:5.

To find :-

  • The ratio of 7th and 11th terms.

Solution :-

Formula used :-

{\boxed{\sf{T_n=a+(n-1)d}}}

  • a = 1st term
  • d = Common difference

Now find the 3rd term and 6th term of the A.P.

\sf{T_3=a+(3-1)d}

\to\sf{T_3=a+2d}

\sf{T_6=a+(6-1)d}

\to\sf{T_6=a+5d}

According to the question,

(a+2d):(a+5d)=4:5

\sf{\dfrac{a+2d}{a+5d}=\dfrac{4}{5}}

→5a+10d = 4a+20d

→ 5a-4a = 20d -10d

→ a = 10d...............(i)

Now find the 7th and 11th terms of the A.P.

\sf{T_{7}=a+(7-1)d}

\to\sf{T_{7}=a+6d}

\sf{T_{11}=a+(11-1)d}

\to\sf{T_{11}=a+10d}

Ratio of 7th and 11th term,

= \sf{T_7:T_{11}}

= (a+6d):(a+10d)

= \sf{\dfrac{a+6d}{a+10d}}

  • Put a = 10d from eq (I).

= \sf{\dfrac{10d+6d}{10d+10d}}

= \sf{\dfrac{16d}{20d}}

= \sf{\dfrac{4}{5}}

= 4:5

Therefore the ratio of 7th and 11th terms is 4:5.

Answered by Darkrai14
9

We know that,

\rm S_n=a+(n-1)d

Here,

  • a is first term of the A.P/arithmetic sequence.
  • n is the potential of term.
  • d is common difference between the terms.
  • \rm S_n is number of term.

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Therefore,

3rd term of the A.P. will be,

\rm S_3=a+(3-1)d

\rm S_3 = a+2d

Similarly,

6th term of the A.P. will be,

\rm S_6 = a+(6-1)d

\rm S_6 = a+5d

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Now it's given that the ratio of the 3rd term and the 6th term of the A.P. is 4 : 5.

Therefore, we can conclude,

\rm\implies\dfrac{a+2d}{a+5d} = \dfrac{4}{5}

\rm\implies 5(a+2d)=4(a+5d)

\rm\implies 5a+10d=4a+20d

\rm\implies 5a-4a=20d-10d

\bf\implies a=10d

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Now we have to find the ratio of 7th and 11th term.

\rm \dfrac{S_7}{S_{11}} = \dfrac{a+6d}{a+10d}

\implies\rm \dfrac{10d+6d}{10d+10d}\qquad\qquad ...[since, \ a=10d]

\implies\rm \dfrac{16d}{20d}

\implies\rm \dfrac{4d}{5d}

\implies\rm \dfrac{4}{5}

\bf \implies 4 : 5

Hence, the ratio of the 7th and 11th term of the arithmetic sequence is 4 : 5.

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