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How many terms of the AP 9, 17, 25,….must be taken so that their sum is 636?

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This question is from arithmetic progression chapter in which we have to find the number of terms of AP so that the sum must be 0 of the given this series.

Book – RS Aggarwal, Class 10, chapter 5C, question no 9.

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  1. Consider
    a= First term
    d= Common difference
    n= number of terms

    Here,
    a=9,d=179=8

    Sum of terms =Sn=636
    (n/2)[2a+(n1)d]=636
    (n/2)[2(9)+(n1)(8)]=636
    (n/2)[10+8n]=636
    4n2+5n636=0 (which is a quadratic equation)
    (n12)(4n+53)=0
    Either (n12)=0 or (4n+53)=0
    n=12 or n=53/4
    Since n can’t be negative and fraction, so
    n=12
    Number of terms =12 terms.

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