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MEDAL!!! Find the sum of the arithmetic series described. d = 2, n = 26, \(a_n\) = 42
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hmmm i think you need to find the first term a1 = 42 - 25(2) = -10 so S26 = (26/2) [-10 + 42]
Why did you make that equation for finding the first term?
well i intended to use Sn = (n/2) [ a1 + l] where l = last term
not sure if that was is right .....
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can i use the explicit formula for finding the first term?
No - its -8 I cant count!!
2(25) + a1 = 42 a1= -8
yes
now you can use (26/2) [ -8 + 42]
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i got 442
yea
thank you! can you help me with two more questions?
i cant I have to go right now
ok thanks for your help though!
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