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Arithmetic Progression Board Questions

1. The document contains 23 practice questions on arithmetic progressions for a 10th standard student. The questions cover topics like finding specific terms, common differences, sums of terms, and properties of APs. 2. Some example questions are to find the value of the third term if the first two terms are given, determine which term of one AP is equal to another AP, and calculate the sum of all 3-digit numbers divisible by a certain value. 3. The questions progress from simpler ones involving a single step calculation to more complex ones requiring multiple steps and use of AP properties and formulas. This will help the student practice a wide range of AP word problems.

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Arithmetic Progression Board Questions

1. The document contains 23 practice questions on arithmetic progressions for a 10th standard student. The questions cover topics like finding specific terms, common differences, sums of terms, and properties of APs. 2. Some example questions are to find the value of the third term if the first two terms are given, determine which term of one AP is equal to another AP, and calculate the sum of all 3-digit numbers divisible by a certain value. 3. The questions progress from simpler ones involving a single step calculation to more complex ones requiring multiple steps and use of AP properties and formulas. This will help the student practice a wide range of AP word problems.

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Pushpalatha Vidya Mandir

#02 Arithmetic Progressions - Board Questions


Student Name : Date : 22/03/2022
Standard : X Division :
Instructions for Student :

 
1  
4
If   ,  a,  2  are   three   consecutive   terms   of   an  A. P. ,
5

then   find   the   value   of  a.

2  
2
If   the   sum   of   first  p  tems   of   an  A. P . is   ap   +   bp,  

find   its   common   difference.

3 Find   the   term   of   the   arithmetic   progression  9,  12,  15,  18,  . . .

th  
which   is  39  more   than   its  36 term.

4 Find   the  10


th
  term   from   the   end   of   the  A. P.  8,  10,  12,  . . . . . . . . . . . 126.

5 For   which   value   of  n,   the  n


th
  terms   of   the   arithmetic   progressions  

63,  65,  67,  . . . .   and  3,  10,  17,  . . . . .   are   equal?

6 If  Sn ,   the   sum   of   first  n  terms   of   an  A. P. ,   is   given   by  

2 th
Sn   =  5n   +  3n,   then   find   its  n   term.

7 How many three digit numbers are divisible by 7?

8 Find the number of natural numbers between 101 and 999 which are divisible by both 2 and 5.

9 Find where zero is a term of the AP 40, 37, 34, 31, ..................

10Find the middle term of the A.P. 213, 205, 197, ................, 37.

11 The  19 th
  term   of   an  A. P.   is   equal   to   three   times   its   sixth   term.

th
If   its  9   term   is  19,   find   the  A. P.  

12The  9 th
  term   of   an  A. P .   is   equal   to  6  times   its   second   term.   If   its  5
th
  term   is  22,   find   the  A. P .  

13The   sum   of   first  n  terms   of   an  A. P.   is  5n  −  n 2


. 
th
Find   the  n   term   of   this  A. P.

14The first and last terms of an A.P. are 7 and 49 respectively. If the sum of all its terms is 420, find its common
difference.

15If   the  5 th
  term   of   an  A. P.   is  31  and  25
th
  term   is  140  more  

th
than   the  5   term,   find   the  A. P.

16For   which    value   of  n  are   the  n th  


terms   of   the   following   two

A. P's  the  same :

1,  7,  13,  19,  . . .   and   69,  68,  67,  . . . . .

17If   the  p th  
term   of   an  A. P .   is  q  and   the  q
th  
term   is  p,   prove   that   its  n
th
  term   is   (p  +  q  −  n).

18If  S n    denotes   the   sum   of   the   first  n  terms   of   an  A. P. ,

prove   that  S30   =  3 (S20   −  S10 ).

19Find the sum of all three digit natural numbers which are divisible by 13.

20The   sum   of  5 th
  and  9
th
  terms   of   an  A. P.   is  72  and   the   sum  

th th
of  7    and  12   terms   is  97.   find   the  A. P.  

21Which   term   of   the  A. P.  3,  15,  27,  39,  . . . . . . will   be  120  more   than   its  21 st
  term?

22Find the sum of all three digit natural numbers,  which are multiples of 11.
23Find the sum of 25 + 28 + 31 + ......+ 100

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