Arithmetic Progressions (AP) are central to Class 10 Maths and frequently appear in both board and competitive exams because many questions test your ability to model patterns using , work with sums , and solve for unknown terms using equations. Mastering AP also builds the foundation for more advanced sequences and series.
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Q1. In an AP, and . Find the first term and common difference .
Q2. Three numbers are in AP. Their sum is and the sum of their squares is . Find the three numbers (in increasing order).
Q3. For an AP it is given that the sum of the first terms is and the sum of the next terms (terms to ) is . Find the first term and common difference .
Q4. Consider the AP (common difference ). For which positive integers is the sum of the first terms positive?
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Q5. An AP has terms. The sum of the terms in odd positions (1st, 3rd, 5th, ..., 21st) is and the sum of the terms in even positions (2nd, 4th, ..., 20th) is . What is the middle term (11th term) of the AP?
Q6. The sum of the first terms of an AP is and its common difference is . What is the first term of the AP?
Q7. In an AP, the th term is and the th term is . What is the sum of the first terms?
Q8. An AP has terms. The sum of the odd-positioned terms (1st, 3rd, ..., 19th) is and the sum of the even-positioned terms (2nd, 4th, ..., 20th) is . What are the first term and common difference of the AP?
Q9. For an AP, the sum of the first terms exceeds the sum of the next terms by . What is the common difference of the AP?
Q10. Let denote the sum of the first terms of an AP. If for every positive integer , what is the th term of this AP?
Q11. The 4th term of an AP is and the 9th term is . What is the 7th term?
Q12. In an AP, the sum of the first terms is and the sum of the first terms is . The th term of the AP is:
Q13. For an AP, and . The sum of the first terms, , equals:
Q14. In an AP, the sum of the first terms equals the sum of the next terms. The ratio (first term to common difference) is:
Q15. The sum of the first terms of an AP is and they satisfy . The four terms are: