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Problem Solving (PS) | Re: Let An be the sequence such that its Nth term is the sum of the

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hisho wrote:

push12345 wrote:
S50-T50=2Bn

Bn= 25(2+49*2) (sum of AP formula)
Bn=2500

2Bn=5000

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Hipush12345
What I know is that the sum of N terms in AP = N*Average of first & last term. So in our case, it should be: 25*(1 + 49)/2.
Am I right?
ant to apply that formula
,You are not applying it right

Bn is series of first 50 odd numbers
1,3,5,7..

So 50th term of Bn=1+49*2=99
(a+(n-1)d)

Then u can apply the formula u mentioned above.

Formula I used= n(2a+(n-1)d)/2
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