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Find the sum of the first 50 terms In An = 3n + 2

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hello :
this arithmetic sequence the first term is : A1 = 3(1)+2=5
and common difference is r = 3
the sum of the first 50 terms is : S50 = 50/2(A1 + A50)
A50 = 3(50)+2 = 152
S50 = 50/2(5 + 152)= 3925


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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

The sum of first n terms of an arithmetic progression is given by:


S(n)=(n)/(2)* (A1+An)

We are given n=50 and we have to find S(50)


S(50)=(50)/(2)* (A1+A50)

A1=3×1+2=5

A50=3×50+2=152


S(50)=(50)/(2)* (5+152)

S(50)=25×157

=3,925

Hence, sum of the first 50 terms in An = 3n + 2 is:

3,925

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