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The ratio of the sum of 2 AP's is (7n+1):(4n+2), find the ratio of their 10th term?​

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Answered by shadowsabers03
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S1_n:S2_n=(7n+1):(4n+2)

We know that,

S_n=n \times [\frac{n+1}{2}]^{th}\ $term$ \\ \\ \\ S_n=n \times T_{[\frac{n+1}{2}]}

Okay. Take n = 19. (You'll get why I took n = 19. If won't, plz ask me.)

S1_{19}:S2_{19}=(7 \times 19 + 1):(4 \times 19 + 2) \\ \\ 19 \times T1_{[\frac{19+1}{2}]}:19 \times T2_{[\frac{19+1}{2}]}=(133+1):(76+2) \\ \\ T1_{[\frac{20}{2}]}:T2_{[\frac{20}{2}]}=134:78 \\ \\ T1_{10}:T2_{10}=\bold{67:39}

∴ The ratio of 10th terms is 67:39.

Please, don't forget to ask me if you have any doubt in my answer.

Mark this answer as the brainliest. This is the simplest method for such questions.

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