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If a, b, c and d are in continued proportion then prove that
(b + c) + (c - a)2+ (b - d)2 = (a - d)?​

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Answered by iamaditya2005
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Answer:

a,b,c,d are in continued proportion

⇒ba=cb=dc=k⇒a=bk,b=ck,c=dk,

To prove a2+b2+c2)(b2+c2+d2)=(ab+bc+cd+)2

substituting a,b,c

⇒((bk)2+(ck)2+(dk)2)(b2+c2+d2)=(b2k+c2k+d2k)2⇒k2(b2+c2+d2)(b2+c2+d2)=k2(b2+c

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