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the value of the term lying between the 1st and 99th term of an a.p is 100 . the value of 99th term is 198 . find the value of first term ​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : the value of the term lying between the 1st and 99th term of an a.p is 100 . the value of 99th term is 198

To find : the value of first term ​

Solution:

a = first term

a  + (n-1)d  =  100    Eq 1

a + (99-1)d  = 198    Eq 2

Eq2 - Eq1

=>  (99 - n) d  = 98

98 = 1 * 98 = 2 * 49 = 7 * 14

d can be 1 , 2 , 7 , 14 , 98

Substitute value of d in eq2

d = 1  => a = 100   ( 100 can not be 1st term as 100 lying between 1st & 99th terms)

d = 2 => a  = 2    

d = 7 => a  = - 488

d = 14 => a = -1174

d = 49 => a = -4604

d = 98 => a = -9406

if we talk about only +ve values

then 1st term  = 2

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