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If , then find the value of n.

Here,


i.e.



(∵a=3;d=2;a’=5;d’=3)



∴n(2+n) =7×5×37


∴n2+2n-1295=0


∴(n-35) (n+37) =0


∴ n=35 or n=-37 which is not possible as n is non negative.


So,n=35


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