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Arithmetic Sequences and Series Fill in The Blanks

The document presents a series of arithmetic sequences and requires the completion of a table by filling in missing terms and sums. Each sequence is accompanied by specific prompts to find the nth term and the sum of the first n terms. A challenge section is included, focusing on sums of specific ranges within the sequences.

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Arithmetic Sequences and Series Fill in The Blanks

The document presents a series of arithmetic sequences and requires the completion of a table by filling in missing terms and sums. Each sequence is accompanied by specific prompts to find the nth term and the sum of the first n terms. A challenge section is included, focusing on sums of specific ranges within the sequences.

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Arithmetic Sequences and Series – Fill In The Blanks

All the sequences below are arithmetic; from the information given for
each, fill in the missing parts of the table:
Sequence n term Find term… Sum to n
th

1 The 20th term The sum of the first 10


is terms is
5, 9 , 13, 17 ...

2 The sum of the first 50


The
terms is
1, 8, 15, 22...

term is 344 .
3 The sum of the first 40
The
terms is
3 n−9

term is 66 .
4 The 30th term The sum of the first 75
is terms is
80, 75, 70, 65...

5 The sum of the first


th
The 45 term
+5
is 140.
terms is 1545.
6 The sum of the first 60
terms is
The 100th
0.5 n
term is 52.

Challenge:
7 The sum from the 10th
The
term to the 20th term
6 , 11, 16 , 21... inclusive is
term is 401 .
8 The sum from the 50th
term to the 100th term
The 35th term
4n inclusive is
is 123.
n
Useful formula: Sn =
2
[ 2 a+ ( n−1 ) d ]

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