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Let `S_(n)` denote the sum of the first `n` terms of an `A.P..` If `S_(4)=16` and `S_(6)=48`, then `S_(10)` is equal to :

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`S_(4)=2|2a+3d|=16 rArr 2a+3d=8`
`S_(6)=3|2a+5d|=-48" "2a+5d=-16`
`2d=24 rArr d=12`
`a=22`
`S_(10)=5|44-108|=-5xx64=-320`
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