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the sum of 4th and 8th term is 24the sum of the 6th and 10th term is 44 find the first three terms of the ap?

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Answered by princebharath1p3ym6w
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A4=a+3d

A8=a+7d

And

A6=a+5d

A10=a+9d

Then

a+3d+a+7d=24
a+5d+a+9d=44

By solving we get

(1)-- 2a+10d=24
(2)--2a+14d=44

By elimination we want to do that

We get d=5
Sub d value in (1) then
We get a=-13 then do

A1=a=-13
A2=a+d=-13+(5)=-8
A3=a+2d=-13+2(5)=-13+10=-3
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Answered by qwachieve
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Given:

On adding the 4th and the 8th term, the sum is 24

The sum of the 6th and 10th terms of A.P is 44.

To find:

The value of the first three terms of an A.P.

Solution:

Let us take the first three terms of an A.P as

a, (a+d), (a+2d)

(a) = first term

(a+d) = second term

(a+2d) = third term

d = common difference

The nth term of an A.P is calculated by the formula,

a_{n} = a + (n-1) d

The 4th term is,

a₄ = a + ( 4-1) d               (  n= 4)

a + 3d = a₄                     ( equation 1)

The 8th term is,

a₈ = a+ (8-1) d                 (  n= 8)

a+7d = a₈                       ( equation 2)

Since the 4th and 8th terms give 24 as the sum,

a₄ +a₈  = 24

Adding equation 1 ad equation 2,

a +3d + a +7d = 24

2a + 10d = 24

a + 5d = 12                 ( equation 3)

The 6th term is,

a₆ = a + (6-1) d           ( n = 6)

a +5d = a₆                ( equation 4 )      

The 10th term is,

a₁₀ = a + (10-1) d              ( n = 10)

a +9d = a₁₀                     ( equation 5 )

Since 6th and 10th terms gives 44 as the sum,

a₆  + a₁₀  = 44

Adding equation 4 and equation 5,

a+5d + a+9d = 44

2a + 14d = 44

a + 7d = 22    ( equation 6)

Subtracting equations 3 from equation 6 ,we get,

2d = 10

d = 5

From equation 3,

A + (5× 5) = 12

A + 25 = 12

A = - 13

First term, a = -13

Second term, a+d = -8

Third term, a+2d = -3

The first three terms of the A.P are -13, -8, and -3.

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