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if an arithmetic progression the mean of pth and qth term is equal to mean of rth and sth term then prove that p+q=r+s

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Answered by sancharimouri
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pth,qth and rth term are q,p,p+q−r respectively.

ap=a+(p−1)d=q

=a+pd−d=q

aq=a+(q−1)d=p

=a+qd−d=p

Now for getting common difference we should minus 2nd term from first term that means pth term minus qth term. which is

aq−ap ⇒ d = 1

But in my book it is given

ap−aq

after solving

⇒ d=1

Answered by Anonymous
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