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the sum of the first six term of an arithmetic series is 225 and that of the first nine terms is 315. find the first four termd of the series​

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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
19

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER:-

  • The sum of first 6 terms is 225
  • The sum of first 9 terms is 315.

So, we need to find the series.

\boxed{\sf{S_n = \dfrac{n}{2}[2a+(n-1)d]}}

  • S(n) is the sum of numbers
  • n is the number of terms
  • a is the first number
  • d is the common difference.

For first 6 terms:-

\sf{225 = \dfrac{6}{2}[2a+5d]}

\bf{225 = 6a+30d}

2a+5d = 75 (Taking 3 common) ___________________(2)

For first 9 terms:-

\sf{315 = \dfrac{9}{2}[2a+8d]}

\bf{315 = 9a+36d}

2a+8d = 70 _____________(1)

Subtracting (2) from (1), we get,

5a-8d = 5

-3d = 5

d = \dfrac{-5}{3}

Placing it in (2),

75 = 2a \dfrac{-25}{3}

a = 125/3

So second , third and fourth term is:-

\dfrac{120}{3}=40

\dfrac{115}{3}

\dfrac{110}{3}

Things to Note:-

  • Remember the formula given above
  • \boxed{\sf{S_n = \dfrac{n}{2}[2a+(n-1)d]}}
  • \boxed{\sf{a_n = a+(n-1)d}}
  • It is also referred as "l".
  • a refers as the first term.
  • a_n is the last n^{th} term.
Answered by rocky200216
41

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GIVEN :-

  • The sum of the 1st six term of an A.P is 225 .

  • And the sum of the 1st nine term of an A.P is 315 .

TO FIND :-

  • The first four term of the series .

FORMULA :-

✍️ The sequence of an A.P is,

☞ a + (a + d) + (a + 2d) + ..... + [a + (n - 1) d]

✍️ So, the sum of 1st nth term is,

\checkmark\:\mathcal{\purple{\boxed{S_n\:=\:\dfrac{n}{2}\:[2a\:+\:(n\:-\:1)\:d]\:}}}

Where,

  • n = number of term .

  • a = first term .

  • d = common difference .

CALCULATION :-

✍️ Let,

  • The first term be ‘a’ .

  • The common difference be ‘d’ .

✍️ According to the question, the sum of 1st six term of the A.P is ‘225’ .

  • Here, n = 6

\rm{\implies\:S_6\:=\:\dfrac{6}{2}\:[2a\:+\:(6\:-\:1)\:d]\:}

\rm{\implies\:225\:=\:3\:[2a\:+\:5d]\:}

\rm{\green{\implies\:2a\:+\:5d\:=\:75\:}}-----(1)

✍️ Again, the sum of the 1st nine term of the A.P is ‘315’ .

\rm{\implies\:S_9\:=\:\dfrac{9}{2}\:[2a\:+\:(9\:-\:1)\:d]\:}

\rm{\implies\:315\:=\:\dfrac{9}{2}\:[2a\:+\:8d]\:}

\rm{\implies\:2a\:+\:8d\:=\:315\:\times{\dfrac{2}{9}}\:}

\rm{\green{\implies\:2a\:+\:8d\:=\:70\:}}-----(2)

✍️ Now equation(1) - equation(2), we get

\rm{\implies\:2a\:+\:5d\:-\:(2a\:+\:8d)\:=\:75\:-\:70\:}

\rm{\implies\:2a\:+\:5d\:-\:2a\:-\:8d\:=\:5\:}

\rm{\implies\:-3d\:=\:5\:}

\rm{\boxed{\implies\:d\:=\:\dfrac{-5}{3}\:}}

✍️ Putting the value of ‘d = -5/3’ in equation(1), we get

\rm{\implies\:2a\:+\:5\times{\dfrac{-5}{3}}\:=\:75\:}

\rm{\implies\:2a\:=\:75\:+\:\dfrac{25}{3}\:}

\rm{\implies\:a\:=\:\dfrac{250}{3}\:\times{\dfrac{1}{2}}\:}

\rm{\boxed{\implies\:a\:=\:\dfrac{125}{3}\:}}

✍️ So, first term is ‘125/3’ .

✍️ Second term = \rm{\dfrac{125}{3}\:-\:\dfrac{5}{3}\:=\:40\:}

✍️ Third term = \rm{\dfrac{125}{3}\:-\:\dfrac{10}{3}\:=\:\dfrac{115}{3}\:}

✍️ Four term = \rm{\dfrac{125}{3}\:-\:\dfrac{15}{3}\:=\:\dfrac{110}{3}\:}

✔️ Hence, the first four term of the series are “\rm{\dfrac{125}{3}\:,\:40\:,\:\dfrac{115}{3}\:and\:\dfrac{110}{3}\:}”.

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