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If the first four terms of an arithmetic sequence are a,2a,b and a−6−b for some numbers "a" and "b", find the value of the 100th terms

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100
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B
300
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C
150
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D
150
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Solution

The correct option is A 100
a,2a,b,(a6b),.... forms an arithmetic progression
Common difference d=a2a1=2aa=ad=a3a2=b2a
a=b2a3a=b(1)a4=a+3d(a6b)=a+3a=4aa6b=4afrom(1)a63a=4a6=6a
a=1 and d=1
a100=a+99d=a+99a=100aa100=100

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