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If d = – 5, n = 10, an = 68, then find the first term. - Algebra

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Question

If d = – 5, n = 10, an = 68, then find the first term.

Options

  • 113

  • 23

  • – 113

  • – 23

MCQ

Solution

113

Explanation:

Given: d = – 5, n = 10, an = 68

Now, we know

an = a + (n – 1)d

68 = a + (10 – 1) (– 5)

68 = a + (9) ( – 5) = a – 45

a = 68 + 45

= 113

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