There are three terms in an ap if the sum of the terms is 30 and the product of the extreme terms is 75 find the second term
Answers
Answered by
4
Let the three terms =a-d, a, a+d
ATQ,
(a-d) +a+(a+d) =30
=>a-d+a+a+d=30(D is canceled)
=>3a=30
=>a=30/3=10
Again ATQ,
(a-d) (a+d) =75
=>a²-d²=75
=>(10)²-d²=75
=>100-d²=75
=>100-75=d²
=>25 =d²
=>d=
=>d=±5
If d=5 a-d=10-5=5
a=10
a+d=10+5=15
If d=-5.
a-d=10-(-5)=10+5=15
a=10
a+d=10+(-5)=5
ATQ,
(a-d) +a+(a+d) =30
=>a-d+a+a+d=30(D is canceled)
=>3a=30
=>a=30/3=10
Again ATQ,
(a-d) (a+d) =75
=>a²-d²=75
=>(10)²-d²=75
=>100-d²=75
=>100-75=d²
=>25 =d²
=>d=
=>d=±5
If d=5 a-d=10-5=5
a=10
a+d=10+5=15
If d=-5.
a-d=10-(-5)=10+5=15
a=10
a+d=10+(-5)=5
Similar questions