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If an arithmetic progression has (S_5=50) and (S_{10}=175), what is the sum of the (6)th to (10)th terms?

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Correct answer: 125

The sum of the first 10 terms is \(S_{10}=175\), while the sum of the first 5 terms is \(S_5=50\). Hence, the sum from the 6th to the 10th term is \(S_{10}-S_5=175-50=125\). Subtracting \(S_5\) removes exactly the first five terms; 120 does not follow from the correct partial-sum relation. Exam tip: To find the sum of consecutive terms, subtract the smaller partial sum from the larger partial sum.

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Arithmetic ProgressionPartial SumsSum Of TermsClass 10 MathematicsApFinding The Sum Of The First $N$ Terms Of An ApFinding The Sum Of The First N Terms Of An ApArithmetic Progressions (Ap)

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