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Chandler Lindsey

04/02/2021 · Middle School

The third \(( 3^ { rd} ) \) and seventh \(( 7^ { th} ) \) terms of an arithmetic sequence are seven \(( 7 ) \) and fifteen \(( 15 ) \) respectively. i. Write two linear equations showing the relationships between the terms and the first term \(a\) and the common difference \(d\) . [ \(2\) marks ] ii. Solve the equations ( part i) for the first term \(a\) and the common difference \(d\) . iii. Using the values derived for \(a a d\) determine the sum of the first one hundred \(( 100 ) \) terms of the sequence. 

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Luna Tyler
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1. a + 2d = 7

a + 6d = 15

2. a = 3

d = 2

3. \(S_ { 100} = 10200\)

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