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Class 10 Maths · Chapter 5

Arithmetic Progressions

441 Class 10 Maths questions on Arithmetic Progressions from the NCERT textbook, NCERT Exemplar and CBSE board papers 2015–2026, each with its answer and a step-by-step solution.

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Questions · page 17 of 23

  1. Q321 CBSE 2020
    Find ​the term from ​the last ​term ​(towards the first term) ​of the ​AP .
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    The th term from the last is .
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  2. Q322 CBSE 2020
    Solve ​the ​equation: .
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    (with terms)
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  3. Q323 CBSE 2020
    Find ​the ​number of numbers ​lying between and which are ​divisible ​by both and .
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    There are such numbers (150, 165, 180, 195, 210, 225, 240, 255, 270, 285).
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  4. Q324 CBSE 2020
    How many ​two-digit numbers ​are ​divisible by ​6 ​?
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    There are two-digit numbers divisible by .
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  5. Q325 CBSE 2020
    In an A.P. ​it ​is ​given that ​common difference is 5 and sum of its first ten terms is ​75. Find the first term of the A.P.
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    First term .
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  6. Q326 CBSE 2020
    Find , and if ​it ​is given that the ​numbers ​are ​in ​AP.
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  7. Q327 CBSE 2020
    If ​times the ​term of an ​AP is equal to times its term, ​show that the term of the ​AP is zero.
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    Hence , i.e. the term is zero.
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  8. Q328 CBSE 2020
    The sum of the first ​30 ​terms ​of ​an A.P. is 1920. ​If the fourth ​term is 18, ​find its ​term.
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    The 11th term is .
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  9. Q329 CBSE 2020
    The ​first and the last terms ​of ​an ​A.P. are and respectively. If the common ​difference of the A.P. is , then ​find the ​number of terms in the A.P. ​Also find their sum.
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    Number of terms and sum .
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  10. Q330 CBSE 2020
    Show that the sum of ​all terms of ​an A.P. ​whose first term ​is , ​the second term ​is and the last ​term is ​is equal to .
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    , as required.
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  11. Q331 CBSE 2020
    Solve ​the equation: .
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    (the series has 14 terms).
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  12. Q332 CBSE 2020
    For an ​A.P., it is ​given ​that the ​first ​term , common difference , and ​the term . ​Find and sum of ​first terms of the A.P.
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    and .
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  13. Q333 CBSE 2020
    The sum ​of ​four ​consecutive ​numbers in AP ​is and the ratio of the ​product of the first and last ​terms to the product of two middle terms is . ​Find the numbers.
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    The four numbers are (or if the AP is taken in decreasing order).
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  14. Q334 CBSE 2020
    The term ​of ​an A.P. is ​5 more than twice its term. ​If term of A.P. ​is ​43; then find its term.
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    , so the term is .
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  15. Q335 CBSE 2020
    The sum of ​first terms of an A.P. is . The ratio of its term ​to term is . ​Find ​the first and the term ​of the A.P.
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    First term and term .
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  16. Q336 CBSE 2020
    If ​times ​the th term ​of an AP ​is equal to ​times ​the th ​term, then ​find the nd term.
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    The nd term is .
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  17. Q337 CBSE 2020
    Find ​the sum of ​all ​odd ​numbers between ​and .
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    The sum of all odd numbers between and is .
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  18. Q338 CBSE 2020
    How ​many terms of the AP ​: 24, 21, 18, ... must ​be ​taken ​so that their ​sum ​is 78?
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    or terms give a sum of .
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  19. Q339 CBSE 2020
    Solve: .
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    (with terms)
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  20. Q340 CBSE 2020
    How many terms ​of ​A.P. must be ​taken ​to get ​the sum ?
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    terms must be taken to get the sum 120.
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