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Greeley [361]
3 years ago
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Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago
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Answer:

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<h3>Answer:  542.5</h3>

This is equivalent to the fraction 1085/2

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Explanation:

AP stands for "arithmetic progression", which is another name for "arithmetic sequence"

a1 = -10 is the first term

the 15th term happens when n = 15, so

an = a1 + d*(n-1)

a15 = -10 + d(15-1)

a15 = 14d-10

Set this equal to 11 (the stated 15th term) and solve for d

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d = 21/14

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d = 1.5 is the common difference

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The last term is 41, so we'll replace the 'an' with that and solve for n

an = 1.5n - 11.5

41 = 1.5n - 11.5

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1.5n = 52.5

n = (52.5)/(1.5)

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So the 35th term is 41.

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We're summing n = 35 terms from a1 = -10 to an = 41

S = sum of the first n terms of arithmetic progression

S = (n/2)*(a1 + an)

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The 35 terms add up to 542.5 which is the final answer

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Solve (1) and (2) to get x and y.

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