Math, asked by srimurlidarling, 1 year ago

if pth , qth terms of an A. P are a,b,c then a(q-r)+b(r-p)+c(p-q)= ????

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Answered by mansigoel220604

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the answer on rhs will be zero as all the digits will cut on adding

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Answered by ambikak2345

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