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How do I work this out?-example-1
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We have to determine the value of
\sum _(m=9) ^(21) (5m+6)

= (5(9)+6) + (5(10)+6) +(5(11)+6) + .......... + (5(21)+6)

= 51+56+61+66+ ........ + 111

Since, the common difference is 5, hence this series is in arithmetic progression.

Sum of AP is given by the formula:


(n)/(2)[2a+(n-1)d]

Since, there are 13 terms.

=
(13)/(2)[2(51)+(13-1)5]

=
(13)/(2)[102+60]

=
(13)/(2)[162]

=
13 * 81

= 1053

Therefore, the sum of the series is 1053.

So, Option G is the correct answer.

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