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the fifth term of an arithmetic progression is 19,and the fourteenth term is 55. Find its first term

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Reiny
"the fifth term of an arithmetic progression is 19"
----> a+4d = 19
" the fourteenth term is 55"
----> a+13d=55

subtract the two equations:
9d = 36
d = 4

in a+13d = 55
a + 13(4) = 55
a = 3
8 years ago
Yetunde
Correct
3 years ago

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