If first term of an AP is a, second term is b and last term is c then show that the sum of all the terms is
(a+c)(b+c-2a)/2(b-a).
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First term =a
second term =b
last term =c
common difference=(b-a)
tn =a+(n-1) d
c=a+(n-1) d
(c-a)=(n-1)(b-a)
(c-a)/(b-a)+1=n
( c+b-2a)/(b-a)=n--------------------(1)
now ,
we know sum of n terms=n/2 (first term+last term)
put equation (1)value
= (b+c-2a)/(b-a)(a+c)
hence Sn=[(b+c-2a)(c+a)/(b-a)]
First term =a
second term =b
last term =c
common difference=(b-a)
tn =a+(n-1) d
c=a+(n-1) d
(c-a)=(n-1)(b-a)
(c-a)/(b-a)+1=n
( c+b-2a)/(b-a)=n--------------------(1)
now ,
we know sum of n terms=n/2 (first term+last term)
put equation (1)value
= (b+c-2a)/(b-a)(a+c)
hence Sn=[(b+c-2a)(c+a)/(b-a)]
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