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Find the sum of the following APs.

`1/15, 1/12, 1/10`, ......, to 11 terms.

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`1/15, 1/12, 1/10,` ......, to 11 terms

For this A.P.,

a = `1/15`

n = 11

d = a2 - a1

= `1/12-1/15`

= `(5-4)/60`

= `1/60`

We know that

Sn = `n/2[2a + (n -1)d]`

S11 = `11/2[2(1/15)+(11-1)1/60]`

S11 = `11/2[2/5+10/60]`

S11 = `11.2[2/15+1/6]`

S11 = `11/2[(4+5)/30]`

S11 = `(11/2)(9/30)`

S11 = `33/20`

Thus, the required sum of first 11 terms is `33/20`.

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