How to find the sum of n terms of an Arithmetic Progression sequence | AP Series

[@nyambemukena5318]

This is great sir, you are so smart, maths is simplified , plz continue helping us , I'm so inspired sir

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Thank you

[@mamudujalloh3551]

Ooh you are very excellent work Sir thank you so much for making me understand

[@abdulrahamannasimkasuli3893]

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[@saraasare699]

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[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Thank you

[@liuseapong7713]

Nice I like it

[@ajaychandra9964]

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[@ikponmwosaelvis2843]

Good job you

[@innocentkasongo4235]

Sir your explanation is for fast learner not for slow learners

[@MolaMinteh]

How will you know which formula will use when doing AP and GP

[@MohamedAbdi-rb4ci]

May God bless you sir

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Ameen

[@peggywood8203]

what if i use the 8 instead of the 553/5

[@SPENCERBRIGHTESTbryanjr]

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[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Amen

[@MamusMamus-im7df]

Please explain a question where there is no a and d

[@HembaVictoria]

How to find the common different or ratio of this number 1,5,14,30,55

[@asagbajoseph4889]

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[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Amen

[@UnwanaJackson-o6m]

Please sir how did you get the 8/3

[@busslaw5670]

Find the lcm

[@osogwuemperor7194]

How did u got 8 sir

[@Debbyyan4078s]

I guess what he did was that he multiply the 3 x 1 then he adds it plus the 5 then it gave us 8/3 so did u get it

[@ChrispineOmondi-jj4tk]

Where has 6 come from

[@AliceNgugi-nz6vq]

Hey...have a quistion

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Ok

[@amamiemmanuel9354]

Sir please why did u multiply by 5

[@sheripharedwards414]

I want to know too

[@BrightEkpendu-g1i]

Please how did -2 turn to -6/3

[@BrightEkpendu-g1i]

Please I need your attention

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Indicate the time please

[@unknown-zp8pv]

​@@BrightEkpendu-g1i4:41

[@ProsperChiti]

Where 6 Comes from

[@TroxySmart]

💀 I was asking the same question

[@mabelamoah273]

Please y did u use the last term=553/5 to represent the number of of terms in finding for question (a)

[@WalterJonathan-ur9gf]

Your examples are always complex. Try starting with sampler examples