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An arithmetic series has a first term of 4. The sum of the first 40 terms is 6080. Find the value of the 40th term.
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Look , use the sum of the arithmetic term equation which is \[Sn = \frac{ n }{ 2 } (a + an ) \]
where Sn = sum of terms n = number of terms a = the first term an = is the last term these are all with known value except for ( an ) right ?
substitute the values .. Sn = 6080 a = 4 n = 40
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6080 = 40/2 (4+an)
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right .. now put ( an ) the subject of the formula ..
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