The sum of three consecutive number in an ap is 21 and their product 231 find the number
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let a be first term and d be common difference
let no. in ap be a-d , a , a+d
A.T.Q
a-d+a+a+d=21
a=7
and
(a-d)(a+d)a=231
(7(49-d^2))=231
49-d^2=33
d^2=16
d=+-4
no. are
11 , 7, 3 or 3,7,11
hope this helps:)
let no. in ap be a-d , a , a+d
A.T.Q
a-d+a+a+d=21
a=7
and
(a-d)(a+d)a=231
(7(49-d^2))=231
49-d^2=33
d^2=16
d=+-4
no. are
11 , 7, 3 or 3,7,11
hope this helps:)
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Hey mate..
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Let the numbers be a−d ,a and a+d
Clearly d is the common difference.
A/Q,
( a−d ) + a + ( a+d ) =21
=> 3a = 21
=> a = 7
Also,
a (a−d) (a+d)=231
=> 7 (72−d^2)=231
=> 72−d^2=33
=> d^2=16
=> d=±4
So, the numbers are 7, 4, (7+4) ...
i.e, 3,7,11...
Or,
The numbers are 11,7,3.....
Hope it helps !!!!
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Let the numbers be a−d ,a and a+d
Clearly d is the common difference.
A/Q,
( a−d ) + a + ( a+d ) =21
=> 3a = 21
=> a = 7
Also,
a (a−d) (a+d)=231
=> 7 (72−d^2)=231
=> 72−d^2=33
=> d^2=16
=> d=±4
So, the numbers are 7, 4, (7+4) ...
i.e, 3,7,11...
Or,
The numbers are 11,7,3.....
Hope it helps !!!!
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