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The common difference of two different arithmetic progressions are equal.The first term of the first progression is 3 more than the first term ofsecond progression. If the 7 th term of first progression is 28 and 8 th term of second progression is 29, then find the both different arithmetic progressions

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Class 10 Maths Chapter 5
10th Maths Arithmetic Progression Important Questions
Important Questions of Class 10 Maths

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  1. Let first term of first progression be a
    And the first term of second progression be A
    As per question : a=A+3 , and difference is same in both AP
    And, seventh term=28(of first ap)
    So, a+6d
    We know a=A+3
    So, a+6d..will become .A+3+6d=28
    A+6d=25——(1)
    And eight term =29(of second ap)
    So, A+7d=29—–(2)

    By elimination method in eq(1),(2)
    A+6d=25—(1)
    A+7d=29—(2)
    ————————-
    -1d=-4
    d=4.

    Consider eq(1)
    A+6d=25
    A+6(4)=25
    A+24=25
    A=25-24
    A=1

    We know, a=A+3
    a=1+3
    a=4

    1st AP : a+d, a+2d, a+3d, a+4d…
    4 , 8 , 12 , 16……..
    2nd AP : A+d, A+2d, A+3d, A+4d….
    1 , 5 , 9 , 13…….

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  2. A+6d=28
    =a+3+6d=28
    a+6d=24–––––––1

    a+7d=2a–––––––2

    Solving 1 and 2
    d=4and a=1
    So the first ap : 4,8,12…………
    And second ap:1, 5,9…..

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  3. A +6d= 28
    A+3+6d = 28
    A + 6d = 25…….1
    A+ 7d = 29………2
    Add 1 and 2
    A = 1 D = 4
    1st AP = 4,8,12,16……
    2nd AP = 1,5,9,13

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  4. Let the first term of second AP = a
    So, the first term of first AP = a + 3
    7th term of first progression is 28
    So, A + 6D = 28
    ⇒ a + 3 + 6D = 28
    ⇒ a + 6D = 25 … (1)

    8th term of the second progression is 29
    ⇒ a + 7D = 29 … (2)

    Solving (1) and (2), we have
    D = 4 and a = 1

    So, the first AP: 4, 8, 12 …
    And the second AP: 1, 5, 9…

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