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Standard XII
Mathematics
Arithmetic Progression
If Tn = 5 -...
Question
If
T
n
=
5
−
4
n
, find the first three terms.
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Solution
The given sequence is
t
n
=
5
−
4
n
.
The first term
t
1
can be determined by substituting
n
=
1
in the sequence
t
n
=
5
−
4
n
as follows:
t
1
=
5
−
(
4
×
1
)
=
5
−
4
=
1
The second term
t
2
can be determined by substituting
n
=
2
in the sequence
t
n
=
5
−
4
n
as follows:
t
2
=
5
−
(
4
×
2
)
=
5
−
8
=
−
3
The third term
t
3
can be determined by substituting
n
=
3
in the sequence
t
n
=
5
−
4
n
as follows:
t
3
=
5
−
(
4
×
3
)
=
5
−
12
=
−
7
Hence,
the first three terms are
1
,
−
3
and
−
7
.
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