Arithmetic progressions
step1 : (A+B) /2 = n(2A +(n-1)d)/2
step2 : (A+B) = 2A + (n-1)d
For inserting n means between and B we will calculate the common difference using above formula (a).
A series is said to be
arithmetic progressions if the difference between any two consecutive terms is
constant.
i.e. If Tn is the nth
term and Tn+1 are two consecutive terms of the series, then
Tn+1 – Tn = d
Important relations for
Arithmetic progressions
1. Nth term of the series, Tn = a +
(n-1)d
Where
a is the first term of the series and d is the common difference and n is the nth term
2. Sum of the arithmetic series for n terms is
S = n[2a +(n-1)d]/2
Where a is the first term
n is the number of terms
d is the common difference
n is the number of terms
d is the common difference
3.
Sum of the A.M. for n terms when first term, last term and the number of terms are given is
S
=n(a+l)/2
Where,
n is the number of terms in the series
a is the first term
l is the last term of the series
l is the last term of the series
4.
The common difference d = Tn –Tn-1
Arithmetic Mean
1. Arithmetic mean of two quantities
A, B is defined as (A+B)/2
2. Arithmetic mean of n quantities is defined as (a1 + a2 + a3 + ....+ an) /n
2. Arithmetic mean of n quantities is defined as (a1 + a2 + a3 + ....+ an) /n
Important notes
1.
Sum of first n
natural number = n(n+1)/2
Inserting ‘n’ Arithmetic means between two numbers
Let’s say a1, a2,
a3, a4,…, an are the required ‘n’ means to be inserted
between
A and B
Then the series would look like A,
a1, a2, a3, a4,…, an,,B
We get a series with the first as
A and last term as B.
Now we just have to calculate the
common difference d between any two consecutive terms of the series.
Using the two formulas for the sum
of the A.P. series and equating them to get
step1 : (A+B) /2 = n(2A +(n-1)d)/2
step2 : (A+B) = 2A + (n-1)d
s step3: B-A = (n-1)d
step4: d = (B-A)/(n-1) ---------------(a)
For inserting n means between and B we will calculate the common difference using above formula (a).
Now, knowing the values of A, B and
n we would get the required numbers of arithmetic means between any two numbers
A and B.
1. The first term is A
2. The second term is A + (B-A)/(n-1)
3. The third term is A + 2(B-A)/(n-1)
.......
the (n-1)th term is A +(n-2)(B-A)/(n-1)
then the nth term is B.
1. The first term is A
2. The second term is A + (B-A)/(n-1)
3. The third term is A + 2(B-A)/(n-1)
.......
the (n-1)th term is A +(n-2)(B-A)/(n-1)
then the nth term is B.
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