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kaity nguyen

09/08/2018 at 01:54
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Let A be a set of natural numbers not to exceed 150 divided by 7 by 3:  \(A=\left\{x\in N;x=7.q+3;q\in N;x\le150\right\}\)

List the elements of A into a series of numbers from small to large

Sum the elements of A




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    jimin bts cute 09/08/2018 at 02:07

    a, \(A=\left\{x\in N;x=7.q +3;q\in N;x\le150\right\}\) Inferred

    \(A=\left\{3;10;17;24;.........;143;150\right\}\)

    b, easy to see numbers \(3;10;17;24;....;143;150\)is the sequence of numbers plus  \(u_1=3;d=7.\)

    The term number of the sequence \(\left(1\right)\)was:

    \(n=\dfrac{u_n-u_1}{d}+1=\dfrac{150-3}{7}+1=22\) (term)

    Sum the numbers of the sequence \(\left(1\right)\)was:

    \(S_n=\dfrac{\left(u_n+u_1\right)\times n}{2}=\dfrac{\left(3+150\right)\times22}{2}=1683.\)

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