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The thirteenth term of an arithmetic progrssion os 27 and the seventh term is three timees the second term. tind the first term...Asked by De-Graft
The thirteenth term of an arithmetic progrssion os 27 and the seventh term is three timees the second term. tind the first term,common difference and the sum of the first ten terms
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Answered by
Reiny
term(13) = a+12d
so a+12d = 27 (equation #1)
term(7) = 3term(2)
a+6d = 3(a+d)
a+6d = 3a + 3d
2a - 3d = 0 (equation #2)
It is easy to solve these two equations, (see if you can get a=3, d=-2)
then use your formula for the sum of 10 terms.
so a+12d = 27 (equation #1)
term(7) = 3term(2)
a+6d = 3(a+d)
a+6d = 3a + 3d
2a - 3d = 0 (equation #2)
It is easy to solve these two equations, (see if you can get a=3, d=-2)
then use your formula for the sum of 10 terms.
Answered by
Nelson
Not able to finish
Answered by
Vida
Some how confused about the second equation
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