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find the sum of n AM's between two number is n times the single AM between them

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Answered by jakebiniojacob
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Sol:

Let n arthematic means be A1,A2,A3................An between 5 and 35 then

5, A1,A2,A3................An,35 are in A.P And common difference d.

a = 5 and

∴ tn+2 = 5 + ( n + 2 - 1)d = 35

⇒ d = ( 35 - 5) / ( n +1)

⇒ d = 30 / ( n +1).

A1 = t2 = 5 + d = 5 + 30 / ( n +1)

⇒ A1 = t2 = (5n + 35) / ( n +1).

An = tn+1 = 5 + nd = 5 + 30n / ( n +1)

⇒ An = tn+1 = (5 + 35n) / ( n +1).

Given A1 : An = 1: 4

(5n + 35) / ( n +1) : (5 + 35n) / ( n +1) = 1: 4

⇒ (5n + 35)  : (5 + 35n) = 1: 4

⇒ (5n + 35) / (5 + 35n) = 1 / 4

⇒ 4(5n + 35)  =  (5 + 35n)

⇒ 20n + 140 = 5 + 35n

15n = 135

n = 135 / 15.

∴ n = 9.

2)

Let two numbers are a,b and Let  A1,A2,A3................An n A.Ms between them.

a, A1,A2,A3................An,b are in A.P.

Let d be the common difference of A.P.

∴ tn+2 = a + ( n + 2 - 1)d = b

⇒ d = ( b - a) / ( n +1).

A1 = t2 = a + d

An = tn+1 = a + nd.

Sum of n A.M’s = A1 + A2 + A3................+An = ( n /2) [A1 + An ]

Sum of n A.M’s = ( n /2) [a + d + a + nd ]

Sum of n A.M’s = ( n /2) [2a + (n + 1)d ].

Sum of n A.M’s = ( n /2) [2a + (n + 1) ( b - a) / ( n +1) ].

Sum of n A.M’s = ( n /2) [2a + ( ( b - a)].

Sum of n A.M’s = ( n /2) [a +  b].

Sum of n A.M’s = n A.

Where A is single Arithmetic mean between a and b.

Thus  Sum of n A.M’s between a and b is equal to n times Arithmetic mean between a and b.

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