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which of the following is not an arithmetic progression a) 1,3,9,27 b) -5,-3,-1,1 c) 2,6,10,14 d) 1,4,7,10​

Answers

Answered by xxxff
0

Answer:

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Answered by hiba8921
0

Answer:

n = 26

Step-by-step explanation:

P dilip_k

Aug 1, 2018

I present here a trial solution.

Given

1

s

t

AP seies

1

,

8

,

15

,

22

...

.

And

2

n

d

AP series

2

,

13

,

24

,

35

...

...

Let

n

1

t

h

term of the first seies be a common intger with the

n

2

t

h

term of 2nd series.

So

1

+

(

n

1

1

)

7

=

2

+

(

n

2

1

)

11

7

n

1

+

3

=

11

n

2

By trial we get

For

n

1

=

9

,

20

,

31

,

42

...

.

the corresponding values of

n

2

=

6

,

13

,

20

,

27

...

.

.

we have

t

n

1

=

1

+

(

n

1

1

)

7

So inserting values of

n

1

we get the following series of common terms for two series.

1

+

(

9

1

)

7

=

57

1

+

(

20

1

)

.7

=

134

1

+

(

31

1

)

7

=

211

....etc

obviously we get the same series by inserting the values of

n

2

in

t

n

2

=

2

+

(

n

2

1

)

11

Hence common terms of both the series constitute an AP.

having first term

57

and common difference

77

Let the last common integer of the series be the

n

t

h

term of the series. This

n

t

h

must be

2003

,the smaller last term of two given series.

Hence

57

+

(

n

1

)

77

2003

n

2023

77

n

26

21

77

As

n

must be an integer.

n

=

26

Hence the number of common integers of two given serier is

n

=

26

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