In an experiment, there are 12 air tight containers containing electrons. The number of electrons in the 12 containers can be expressed in the form of a sequence of 12 consecutive odd numbers. If the sum of the first 5 numbers in the sequence is 425, then what will be the sum of the last 5 numbers in the sequence?

In an experiment, there are 12 air tight containers containing electrons. The number of electrons in the 12 containers can be expressed in the form of a sequence of 12 consecutive odd numbers. If the sum of the first 5 numbers in the sequence is 425, then what will be the sum of the last 5 numbers in the sequence?

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Chapter12: Batteries And Other Sources Of Electricity

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