Find the sum of an ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION whose first term is 6 and last term is 46

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Answer:

Explanation:

It depends on the number of terms in the progression. If there are n terms:

S_n = n × (6 + 46)/2

Brandongray answered Oct 17, 2022

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