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do you want an explanation or just the answer?
answer preferably @ArkGoLucky
first one is 495, but that's not an answer choice...
does the series start at 12?
second one is -134338567022
yes it starts at 12.. i think we have to find the 15 terms first..
which answer choice is the second one?
I guess the second one would be your second answer choice
I think you left out the exponent symbol. should be 10^11
yes.. they are exponents..sorry
in the first question, the first 15 terms are: {12+15+18+21+24+27+30+33+36+39+42+45+48+51+54}
you try adding them in a calculator
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i have to add all of them to get the sum?
well no, there is a formula but if don't trust my answer (as my answer is not among the choices you gave me) you can try grinding out the answer
well its multiple choice so it has to be one of them.. are you sure you are reading the question correct?
well all I'm getting is that it wants me to add the first 15 terms. that's what I did. try adding all the terms
what do you think @mathstudent55 ?
Well the original question is "Which of the following is the sum of the first 15 terms of the series made from the sequence 3, 6, 9,...."
I had to Find the next three terms of 3, 6, 9,....
and thats how i got 12, 15, 18
that changes everything. then the start if the series is not 12, its 3
the answer's 360
Thanks!
so which one is number 2?
b
Thank you for the help! :)
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