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The ratio between the sum of $n$ term of two A.P.'s is $3 n+8: 7 n+15$. Find the ratio between their 12 th terms. Also find the ratio of their common difference.
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P.'s is $3n+8:7n+15$. We can write this as: \[ \frac{S_n^1}{S_n^2} = \frac{3n+8}{7n+15} \] where $S_n^1$ and $S_n^2$ are the sum of $n$ terms of the first and second A.P. respectively. Show more…
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