Math, asked by Thiripathi548, 2 months ago

Two APs have the same common difference. If the first terms of these APs be 3 and 8 respectively, find the difference between the sums of their first 50 terms.​

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Answered by LaCheems
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To Solve:

find the difference between the sums of their first 50 terms.

Given:

  • first terms of these APs be 3 and 8.
  • Same Common Difference.

Solⁿ:

= 3

a'¹ = 8

S⁵ - S'⁵ = Common Difference

 {s}^{n}  =  \frac{n}{2 } (2a(n - 1)d)

= [ \frac{50}{2} ( 2 × 8 + ( 50 - 1 )d ]  \:  -  \: [  \frac{50}{2} ( 2 × 3 + ( 50 - 1 )d ]  \\  \\

= [ 25 ( 16 + 49d ) ] - [ 25 ( 6  + 49d ] \\  \\

= [ 400 + 1225d ] - [ 150 + 1225d ] \\

= 400 + 1225d - 150 - 1225d  \\

= 400 - 150

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Hence, 250 is the difference between the sum of their first 50 terms.

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