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if a, b, c, d are in GP, then show that a2+b2, b2+c2, c2+d2 are in GP.

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Answered by iamshavu
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, it is given that

a,b,c,d are in G.P

So,bc=ad

b

2

=ac

c

2

=bd… We have to show that,

a

2

+b

2

,b

2

+c

2

,c

2

+d

2

are in G.P.

Then, (b

2

+c

2

)

2

=(a

2

+b

2

)(c

2

+d

2

)

Consider the LHS=

(b

2

+c

2

)

2

=b

4

+c

4

+2b

2

c

2

From the equation (ii) and equation (iii)

=a

2

c

2

+b

2

d

2

+a

2

d

2

+b

2

c

2

=c

2

(a

2

+b

2

)+d

2

(a

2

+b

2

)

=(a

2

+b

2

)(c

2

+d

2

)

Now consider the

RHS=(a

2

+b

2

)(c

2

+d

2

)

By comparing the LHS and RHS LHS=RHS

Hence it is proved that, a

2

+b

2

,b

2

+c

2

,c

2

+d

2

are in G.P.

(ii) (b−c)

2

+(c−a)

2

+(d−b)

2

=(a−d)

2

From the question, it is given that

a,b,c,d are in G.P We have to prove that,

(b−c)

2

+(c−a)

2

+(d−b)

2

=(a−d)

2

Consider the LHS=(b−c)

2

+(c−a)

2

+(d−b)

2

We know that the first, second, and third terms of G.P.

generally a, ar, ar

2

So,LHS

=(ar−ar

2

)

2

+(ar

2

−a)

2

+(ar

3

−ar)

2

=a

2

r

2

(1−r)

2

+a

2

(r

2

−1)

2

+a

2

r

2

(r

2

−1)

2

By taking out a

2

as common we get,

=a

2

[r

2

(1−r

2

−2ar)+r

4

−2r

2

+1+r

2

(r

4

−2r

2

+1)]

=a

2

[r

2

−r

4

−2ar

3

+r

4

−2r

2

+1+r

6

−2r

4

+r

2

]

=a

2

(r

6

−2r

3

+1)

Now, consider the RHS=(a−d)

2

=(a−ar

3

)

2

=a

2

(1−r

3

)

2

=a

2

(1+r

6

−2r

3

)

=a

2

(r

6

−2r

3

+1)

By comparing the LHS and RHS LHS=RHS

Hence it is proved that, (b−c)

2

+(c−a)

2

+(d−b)

2

=(a−d)

2

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