If m,n and t are in
a.p. then prove that (m+2n-t)(2n+t)(2n+t-m)(t+m-n)=4mnt
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question is ----> If m,n and t are in a.p. then prove that (m+2n-t)(2n+t-m)(t+m-n)=4mnt
solution :- m, n and t are in AP
so, common difference will be constant .
n - m = t - n
t + m = 2n
t + m - n = 2n - n = n
(t + m - n ) = n ------------(1)
t + m = 2n
t + m + m = 2n + m
t + 2m - t = m + 2n- t
2m = ( m + 2n - t )
( m + 2n - t) = 2m ----------(2)
t + m = 2n
t + m + t = 2n + t
2t + m - m = 2n + t - m
(2n + t - m ) = 2t ----------(3)
Now, LHS = (m + 2n - t )(2n + t - m )(t + m - n )
putting equations (1), (2) and (3)
= 2m × 2t × n
= 4mnt = RHS
Hence proved//
question is ----> If m,n and t are in a.p. then prove that (m+2n-t)(2n+t-m)(t+m-n)=4mnt
solution :- m, n and t are in AP
so, common difference will be constant .
n - m = t - n
t + m = 2n
t + m - n = 2n - n = n
(t + m - n ) = n ------------(1)
t + m = 2n
t + m + m = 2n + m
t + 2m - t = m + 2n- t
2m = ( m + 2n - t )
( m + 2n - t) = 2m ----------(2)
t + m = 2n
t + m + t = 2n + t
2t + m - m = 2n + t - m
(2n + t - m ) = 2t ----------(3)
Now, LHS = (m + 2n - t )(2n + t - m )(t + m - n )
putting equations (1), (2) and (3)
= 2m × 2t × n
= 4mnt = RHS
Hence proved//
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Step-by-step explanation:
solution :- m, n and t are in AP
so, common difference will be constant .
n - m = t - n
t + m = 2n
t + m - n = 2n - n = n
(t + m - n ) = n ------------(1)
t + m = 2n
t + m + m = 2n + m
t + 2m - t = m + 2n- t
2m = ( m + 2n - t )
( m + 2n - t) = 2m ----------(2)
t + m = 2n
t + m + t = 2n + t
2t + m - m = 2n + t - m
(2n + t - m ) = 2t ----------(3)
Now, LHS = (m + 2n - t )(2n + t - m )(t + m - n )
putting equations (1), (2) and (3)
= 2m × 2t × n
= 4mnt = RHS
Hence proved
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