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Who can help me to explain the sum of the first n items of compulsory mathematics five arithmetic progression?
The meaning of the formula is probably:

sn = A0+a 1+a2+……a(n-2)+a(n- 1)

sn = a(n- 1)+a(n-2)+……+a2+a 1+A0

Add the above two formulas:

2sn = (A0+a (n-1))+(a1+a (n-2))+...+(a (n-1)+A0) So: 2Sn = n * (A0+A (n-0/)+A0).

Therefore: Sn=n*(a0+a(n- 1))/2.

Because arithmetic progression's first item+nth item = second item+nth-1item = ... so, the order is reversed and unchanged. Sn can be obtained by adding sequential and reverse permutation.

Understand the formula and do some exercises. It's best not to let "not learning" become an excuse for not doing problems in the future.

Good luck!