Let a,,a,a,a, be an arithmetic sequence, then sum of the terms of sequence is Answer (Please select your correct option) S.-(2a +(n-1)d) C S₂ n(a,+a) 6 n(a,ta) 4
Let a,,a,a,a, be an arithmetic sequence, then sum of the terms of sequence is Answer (Please select your correct option) S.-(2a +(n-1)d) C S₂ n(a,+a) 6 n(a,ta) 4
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Chapter8: Sequences And Series
Section8.2: Arithmetic Sequences
Problem 1E: An arithmetic sequence is a sequence in which the ___________ between successive terms is constant.
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