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What is the sum of a 12-term arithmetic sequence where the last term is 13 and the common difference is -10?
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a12 is 12th term a is 1st term 13=a+(12-1)*(-10) 13=a-110 a=123 S12= {1/2}*(a+a12) =0.5*(123+13) =0.5*136 =68
1) 605 2) 660 3) 748 4) 816 these are the given answers
ok so where he messed up was in the second part the equation is : S_n=n/29a_1+a_n So S_n=12/2(123+13) S_n=6(136) S_n=816
so its d
oh! that's what i put! great thank you!!
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