There are 7 arithmetic means between 3 and 35. What is the sum of all the terms? | CE Board Problem in Mathematics, Surveying and Transportation Engineering

Date of Exam

May 1998

Subject

Mathematics, Surveying and Transportation Engineering

Category

Algebra

Arithmetic Progression

Arithmetic Means

Sum of Arithmetic Progression

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