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The sum of the first 30 terms of the sequence an=6n+5 is

User JohannesR
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First term a1 = 6+5 = 11
second term = 12+5 = 17

common difference = 6

Sum of n terms:-
Sn = (n/2) [ 2a1 + d(n - 1)]
Sum of 30 terms:-
S30 = (30/2)[ 2*11 + 6(30-1)]
= 15 * ( 22 + 174)
= 15 * 196
= 2940 Answer

User RubberDuck
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Answer:


S_(30)=2940.

Explanation:

Given :
a_(n) =6n+5.

To find : The sum of the first 30 terms .

Solution: We have given
a_(n) =6n+5.

For n = 1


a_(1) =6(1)+5.


a_(1) =6+5.


a_(1) =11.

For n =2


a_(2) =6(2)+5.


a_(2) =17.

Common difference = 17 - 11 = 6.

Sum of nth term :
S_(n) =(n)/(2)[2a+(n-1)d].

d = common difference = 6.

For n = 30 .


S_(30) =(30)/(2)[2(11+(30-1)6].


S_(30) =15[22+29 *6].


S_(30) =15[22+29 *6].


S_(30) =15[22+174].


S_(30) =15[196].


S_(30)=2940.

Therefore,
S_(30)=2940.

User Amirhossein Sefati
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