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Standard VI
Mathematics
Divisibility Tests for 4
If tn = 4n ...
Question
If
t
n
=
4
n
−
3
, then find the first two terms of an A.P.
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Solution
t
n
=
4
n
−
3
Put n = 1
∴
t
1
=
4
×
1
−
3
=
4
−
3
=
1
∴
First term
(
t
1
)
=
1
Put n = 2
∴
t
2
=
4
×
2
−
3
=
8
−
3
=
5
∴
Second term
(
t
2
)
=
5
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