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To find the 10th term of the series 3x3x, tx ..​

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Answered by monicareddip
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Answer:

How do you find the 10th term of an arithmetic series?

The 3rd term of an arithmetic series, A, is 19.

The sum of the first 10 terms of A is 290.

Find the 10th term of A.

Use

S

n

=

n

2

(

2

a

+

(

n

1

)

d

)

Algebra

1 Answer

1s2s2p

May 18, 2018

a

10

=

47

Explanation:

So, we know that:

a

+

2

d

=

19

290

=

5

(

2

a

+

9

d

)

a

+

2

d

=

19

58

=

2

a

+

9

d

We now use substituion to find the 10th term:

a

+

2

d

=

19

,

a

=

19

2

d

2

a

+

9

d

=

58

2

(

19

2

d

)

+

9

d

=

58

38

4

d

+

9

d

=

58

5

d

=

20

d

=

4

Putting this into 2 gives us:

a

+

8

=

19

a

=

11

a

10

=

11

+

9

(

4

)

=

47

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