You know t(10) = a+9d
a+9d = 34
or a = 34-9d
S(20) = 20/2[2a + 19d]
710 = 10(2a + 19d)
71 = 2a + 19d
71 = 2(34-9d) + 19d
71 = 68 - 18d + 19d
3 = d
a = 34-27 = 7
then t(25) = a+24d = 7 + 24(3) = 79
The 10th term of an arithmetic series is 34, and the sum of the first 20 terms is 710. Determine the 25th term.
Can someone please explain how to do this? I don't know which formula to use. TIA
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for t(10)= a+9d .. where did you get the 9 from? & can you explain how you got 710? thank you
you should know that
t(n) = a + d(n-1) one of the most basic formulas in the study of sequences
and you gave me 710 in the question!
t(n) = a + d(n-1) one of the most basic formulas in the study of sequences
and you gave me 710 in the question!
oh sorry sorry. i never got that you simplified it. thanks
hi, i was wondering where you got:
20/2[2a + 19d] from, im in yr 11 but want to start revising a level because i want to get a phd in maths, so i just wanted to know where you got it from, if you could answer this, then thanks
20/2[2a + 19d] from, im in yr 11 but want to start revising a level because i want to get a phd in maths, so i just wanted to know where you got it from, if you could answer this, then thanks
This was GREAT