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which term of the arithematic progression, -12, -9,-6,... is 0​

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Answered by HolyGirl
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\Large \blue{ Answer:}

 ■ \: \bf {a_5 = 0}

■ \: \tt {The\: fifth \: term \: of \: the\: given}  \tt {arithmetic\: progression \:will \: be \: 0.}\\ \\

 \Large \blue{Step-by-step \: explanation:}

 a = a_1 = -12 \\ a_2 = -9 \\ a_3 = -6 \\a_n = 0

 d = a_n - a_{n-1}

 \therefore \: d = a_3 - a_2 = -6 -(-9) = -6+9 = \bold 3

 a_n = a + (n-1)d

 \therefore\: 0 = -12 + (n - 1) 3

 \therefore \: 12 = 3n - 3

 \therefore \: 12+3 = 3n

 \therefore \: 15 = 3n

 \therefore \: n = \large \frac{15}{3}

 \Longrightarrow \: \pink{\fbox{n = 5}}\\ \\

 \bf \orange{Hence \: the\: fifth \: term \: of \: the\: given}  \bf \orange {arithmetic\: progression \:will \: be \: 0.}\\ \\

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