If a,b,c,d,e are in AP prove a+e=b+d=2c
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let the first term be A and common difference D,
a= A
b=A+D
c= A+2D
d= A+3D
e= A +4D
so,a+e = A+A+4D
= 2A+4D
=2(A+2D)
= 2c
and,b+d= A+D+A+3D
= 2A+4D
= 2(A+2D)
= 2c ,,proved
a= A
b=A+D
c= A+2D
d= A+3D
e= A +4D
so,a+e = A+A+4D
= 2A+4D
=2(A+2D)
= 2c
and,b+d= A+D+A+3D
= 2A+4D
= 2(A+2D)
= 2c ,,proved
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We have,
a,b,c,d,e are in AP
To prove: a+e = b+d = 2c
Proof: Let the first term of AP be a and common difference be d
∴ b = a+d.....(1)
c = a +2d....(2)
d = a+3d....(3)
e = a+4d...(4)
∴ a+e = a + a+4d = 2a + 4d = 2(a+2d) = 2c and, ] ................. (from 2)
b+d = a +d + a + 3d = 2a + 4d = 2( a+2d) = 2c ]
Hence Proved
a,b,c,d,e are in AP
To prove: a+e = b+d = 2c
Proof: Let the first term of AP be a and common difference be d
∴ b = a+d.....(1)
c = a +2d....(2)
d = a+3d....(3)
e = a+4d...(4)
∴ a+e = a + a+4d = 2a + 4d = 2(a+2d) = 2c and, ] ................. (from 2)
b+d = a +d + a + 3d = 2a + 4d = 2( a+2d) = 2c ]
Hence Proved
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