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If S, denotes the sum of n terms of a G.P., prove that
(S10-S20)2 = S10(S30 - S20).​

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Answered by nandani00364088
0

Answer:

Since S

n

is the sum of the n terms of a G.P., then,

S

n

=

1−r

a(1−r

n

)

Simplifying the LHS of (S

10

−S

20

)

2

=S

10

(S

30

−S

20

),

(S

10

−S

20

)

2

=(

1−r

a(1−r

10

)

1−r

a(1−r

20

)

)

2

=(

1−r

a(1−r

10

)−a(1−r

20

)

)

2

=(

1−r

a−ar

10

−a+ar

20

)

2

=(

1−r

ar

20

−ar

10

)

2

=a

2

(r

10

(

1−r

r

10

−1

))

2

=a

2

r

20

(

1−r

r

10

−1

)

2

=a

2

r

20

(

1−r

1−r

10

)

2

Simplifying the RHS of (S

10

−S

20

)

2

=S

10

(S

30

−S

20

),

S

10

(S

30

−S

20

)=

1−r

a(1−r

10

)

(

1−r

a(1−r

30

)

1−r

a(1−r

20

)

)

=

1−r

a(1−r

10

)

(

1−r

a−ar

30

−a+ar

20

)

=

1−r

a(1−r

10

)

(

1−r

ar

20

(1−r

10

)

)

=a

2

r

20

(

1−r

1−r

10

)

2

This shows that LHS=RHS.

Hence proved.

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