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The 9th and 12 terms of an arithmetic progression are 50 and 65 respectively. find the sum of it's first 70 terms.
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The 9th and 12 terms of an arithmetic progression are 50 and 65 respectively. find the sum of it's first 70 terms.
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the 9th and 12 terms of an arithmetic progression are 50 and 65 respectively. find the sum of it's first 70 terms.
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bvmnb n m mn
b bn. Step-by-step explanation:
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