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if a ,b and c, & are three natural numbers such that & is a factor of q' and & , bc. show that ca is also a factor of B-c' using two different sets of values.​

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Answered by kalyanijalla376
0

Answer:

Answer

Correct option is

C

13

We know that

b=

2

a+c

since they are in A.P

Hence 2b=a+c

2(a+b+c)=42

2a+2c+2b=42

2a+2c+a+c=42

3(a+c)=42

a+c=14

Therefore b=7

Now a,b,cϵN, we get

a=1,c=13,

a=2,c=12

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:

:

a=13,c=1

Hence we will have 13 ordered pairs of (a,b,c) as a=(1,2,...13)

c=(13,12,11...1) and b=7

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Answered by shemadharshini2004
0

Answer:

option c is the correct answer

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