Math, asked by mondalprosenjit060, 7 months ago

what is the right value ?​

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Answered by daisythomaspta311
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Answered by LuckyLao
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105

Step-by-step explanation:

The given numbers are in Arithmetic Progression [Common difference is same]

[You can check it by subtracting the preceding term from the succeeding term]

Total number of terms in the given arithmetic progression (n) = 10

[a] First Term = 10 . \frac{1}{11} => \frac{111}{11}

[a_{10}] Last Term [10th Term] = 10 . \frac{10}{11} = > \frac{120}{11}

Therefore, sum of the following numbers = Sum of the first 10 terms of the given A.P. [Arithmetic Progression] = S_{10} [Sum of the first 10 terms]

S_n  = \frac{n}{2} [a + a_n]

=> \frac{10}{2} [\frac{111}{11} + \frac{120}{11}]

=> 5. \frac{231}{11}

=> 5 . 21

=> 105

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