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fomenos
3 years ago
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The sum of the first 5 terms of an AP is 30 and the sum of the four term from T6 to T9 (inclusive) is 69. Find the AP​

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ainat [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: The AP = 1, ⁷/₂, 6, ¹⁷/₂, 11 ..............

Step-by-step explanation:

From the first statement,

S₅ = ⁵/₂(2a + ( n - 1 )d }    = 30

       5(2a  + 4d )d           = 60

       10a    + 20d             = 60

reduce to lowest term to easy calculation by dividing through by 10

                      a + 2d       = 6 -----------------------------------1

second statement

sum of the next 4 terms inclusive

T₉  = ⁹/₂(2a + 8d )   = 69

        9(2a  + 8d )    = 30 + 69

            18a + 72d   = 99 x 2

            18a + 72d   = 198

divide through by 18 to reduce to lowest time

                a  + 4d    = 11 ------------------------------------------2

Now solve the two equation simultaneously to find a and d

                 a + 2d = 6

                 a + 4d = 11

                     -2d  = -5

                          d = ⁵/₂.

Now substitute  for d to get a

               a  + 2(⁵/₂) = 6

                a + 5       = 6

                           a   = 6 - 5

                            a = 1.

Therefore the AP = 1 , ⁷/₂ , 6 , ¹⁷/₂ , 11 , ..............

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