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Choose the correct alternative answer for  the following question .

15, 10, 5,... In this A.P sum of first 10 terms is...

Options

  • -75

  • -125

  • 75

  • 125

MCQ

Solution

The given sequence is 15, 10, 5,...
Here,
a = 15 
d = –5
We know that,

Sn=n2(2a+(n1)d)

S10=102(2a+(101)d)

=5(2(15)+9(5))

=5(3045)

=5(15)

=75

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Chapter 3: Arithmetic Progression - Problem Set 3 [Page 78]

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Balbharati Algebra (Mathematics 1) [English] 10 Standard SSC Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 3 Arithmetic Progression
Problem Set 3 | Q 1.09 | Page 78

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