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MathematicsIf (a=9), (d=9), and (n=8), what will be the sum of the first (8) terms of the arithmetic progression?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 69EasyMathematicsFind the sum of the first (6) terms of the arithmetic progression (16,32,48,\ldots).Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 69EasyMathematicsWhat is the sum of the first (11) terms of the arithmetic progression (8,16,24,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 69EasyMathematicsWhat will be the sum of the first (6) terms of the arithmetic progression (21,28,35,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 68EasyMathematicsFind the sum of the first (5) terms of the arithmetic progression (11,22,33,\ldots).Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 68EasyMathematicsWhat is the sum of the first (8) terms of the arithmetic progression (7,14,21,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 68EasyMathematicsWhat is the sum of the first (10) terms of the arithmetic progression (6,12,18,\ldots)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the sum of the first (n) terms of an APLevel 68EasyMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (37) greater than (1500) is (1517,1554,1591,\ldots). What will be its (31)st term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66ExpertMathematicsWhat will be the last term in the AP of positive multiples of (41) less than (5000)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66ExpertMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (31) greater than (1200) is (1209,1240,1271,\ldots). What will be its (29)th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65ExpertMathematicsWhat will be the last term in the AP of positive multiples of (37) less than (3600)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65ExpertMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (23) greater than (900) is (920,943,966,\ldots). What will be its (27)th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64ExpertMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (19) greater than (700) is (703,722,741,\ldots). What is its (24)th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 66HardMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (17) greater than (500) is (510,527,544,\ldots). What is its (19)th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65HardMathematicsThe AP of multiples of (13) greater than (250) is (260,273,286,\ldots). What is its (22)nd term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64HardMathematicsWhat is the last term in the AP of positive multiples of (17) less than (1000)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64HardMathematicsWhat is the last term among the positive multiples of (11) less than (500)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65MediumMathematicsThe AP of multiples of 8 greater than 300 is 304, 312, 320, … . What is its 25th term?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 65MediumMathematicsWhat is the last term among the positive multiples of (9) less than (200)?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64MediumMathematicsThe first three-digit number is (100), which is not divisible by (7), but (105,112,119,\ldots) is the AP of three-digit multiples of (7). What is the (50)th term of this AP?Class 10Arithmetic Progressions (AP)Finding the $n$th term of an APLevel 64Medium