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Aleksandr [31]
3 years ago
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Find the second term of the arithmetic series described by a1=0.25, an=4, and sn=8.5 answer: a2=

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Elis [28]3 years ago
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

an=4=a1+(n-1)*d=0.25+(n-1)*d

so (n-1)*d=4-0.25=3.75

Sn=a1*n+(n-1)*d

a1*n+3.75=8.5

0.25*n+3.75=8.5

-3.75                -3.75

0.25*n=8.5-3.75=4.75

n=4.75:0.25

n=19

so a19=a1+(19-1)*d=4

          0.25+18*d=4

           -0.25           -0.25

         18*d=3.75

           d=3.75/18

            d=0.208

so  a2=a1+0.208=0.25+0.208=0.458

a2=0.458

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