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HLO frnd here is ur answer.
Let a be the 1st term and d be the common difference. Then,
tm=1/n
a+(m-1)d = 1/n ———eq1
tn=1/m
a+(n-1)d= 1/m———eq2
subtracting eq 2 from eq 1, we get
[a+(m-1)d]-[a+(n-1)d]=1/n - 1/m
[a+(m-1)d-a-(n-1)d]=m-n/mn
[d(m-1-n+1)]=m-n/mn
d(m-n)=m-n/mn
d=1/mn.
putting d=1/mn in eq 1, we get
a+(m-1)d=1/n
a+(m-1)*1/mn=1/n
a+(m-1)/mn=1/n
amn+m-1/mn=1/n
amn+m-1/1=mn/n
amn+m-1=m
amn-1=m-m
amn-1=0
amn=1
a=1/mn.
Therefore,
sum of mn terms,
Smn=mn/2[2a+(mn-1)d]
=mn/2[2*1/mn+(mn-1)*1/mn]
=mn/2[2/mn+mn-1/mn]
=mn/1[2+mn-1/mn]
=mn/2[mn+1/mn]
=mn/2*mn+1/mn
=mn+1/2.
hope it's help u
Let a be the 1st term and d be the common difference. Then,
tm=1/n
a+(m-1)d = 1/n ———eq1
tn=1/m
a+(n-1)d= 1/m———eq2
subtracting eq 2 from eq 1, we get
[a+(m-1)d]-[a+(n-1)d]=1/n - 1/m
[a+(m-1)d-a-(n-1)d]=m-n/mn
[d(m-1-n+1)]=m-n/mn
d(m-n)=m-n/mn
d=1/mn.
putting d=1/mn in eq 1, we get
a+(m-1)d=1/n
a+(m-1)*1/mn=1/n
a+(m-1)/mn=1/n
amn+m-1/mn=1/n
amn+m-1/1=mn/n
amn+m-1=m
amn-1=m-m
amn-1=0
amn=1
a=1/mn.
Therefore,
sum of mn terms,
Smn=mn/2[2a+(mn-1)d]
=mn/2[2*1/mn+(mn-1)*1/mn]
=mn/2[2/mn+mn-1/mn]
=mn/1[2+mn-1/mn]
=mn/2[mn+1/mn]
=mn/2*mn+1/mn
=mn+1/2.
hope it's help u
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