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Standard XII
Mathematics
Fundamental Principle of Counting
If the common...
Question
If the common difference of the
A
.
P
. in which
T
7
=
9
and
T
1
,
T
2
,
T
7
is least, is
′
d
′
then
20
d
is-
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Solution
T
1
=
a
T
2
=
a
+
d
T
7
=
a
+
6
d
=
9
−
6
d
T
1
T
2
T
7
=
a
(
a
+
d
)
(
a
+
6
d
)
=
N
N
=
(
9
−
6
d
)
(
9
−
5
d
)
9
N
=
(
6
d
−
9
)
(
5
d
−
9
)
9
d
N
d
d
=
0
d
=
33
20
then
20
d
=
33
20
×
20
=
33
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