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The sum of the first n terms of an ap is 3n square +4n..Find the nth term and the ap.

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Answered by Anonymous
9
Hey there !!


➡ Given :-


→ \bf S  \tiny n \large = 3 {n}^{2}  + 4n.

➡To find :-


→ nth term.

→ AP.


➡ Solution :-


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▶ Identity used :-

→ \bf  \huge {a} \tiny n  \large  =  S  \tiny n \large  - S  \tiny n - 1.


✔✔ Hence, the AP is -1, -3, -5, .... . ✅✅.

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Answered by fanbruhh
8

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 \bf{given}


 \sf{ \large \: s \tiny{n} =  \large {3n}^{2}  + 4n}

To find

nth term of AP


 \bf{hence \:  {n}^{th} term \: is}


 \huge - 2n + 1

 \bf{for \: solution \: see \: in \: pic}


  \huge \boxed{hope \: it \: helps}

 \huge{ \mathbb{THANKS}}

Answered by fanbruhh
4

 \huge{hey}

 \huge{ \mathfrak{here \: is \: answer}}


 \bf{given}


 \sf{ \large \: s \tiny{n} =  \large {3n}^{2}  + 4n}

To find

nth term of AP


 \bf{hence \:  {n}^{th} term \: is}


 \huge - 2n + 1

 \bf{for \: solution \: see \: in \: pic}


  \huge \boxed{hope \: it \: helps}

 \huge{ \mathbb{THANKS}}

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