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if sn =(x+y)+(x^2+xy+y^2)+(x^3+x^2y +xy^2+y^3)+...n terms then prove that (x-y) =[x^2(x^n-1)/x-1 - y^2(y^n-1)/y-1​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :   sₙ =(x+y)+(x²+xy+y²)+(x³+x²y +xy²+y³)+...n terms

To Prove :    (x - y)  =   [x²(xⁿ-1)/(x-1) - y²(yⁿ-1)/(y-1​)]/sₙ

Solution:

sₙ =(x+y)+(x²+xy+y²)+(x³+x²y +xy²+y³) +.............+ n terms

Multiplying both sides by x - y

=> (x - y) sₙ = (x - y) [(x+y)+(x²+xy+y²)+(x³+x²y +xy²+y³) +.............+ n terms ]

=>  (x - y) sₙ = (x² - y ²)+ (x³ - y³)  + (x⁴ - y⁴) +.............+ (n terms )

=>  (x - y) sₙ = (x² + x³ + x⁴ + .....+ n terms) - (y² + y³ + y⁴ + .....+ n terms)

using gp summation formula

a(rⁿ - 1)/(r - 1)

a = x²  r = x   & a = y²  , r = y

=>  (x - y) sₙ = x²(xⁿ - 1)/(x - 1)   - ( y²(yⁿ - 1)/(y - 1))

=>  (x - y) =  [x²(xⁿ - 1)/(x - 1)   - ( y²(yⁿ - 1)/(y - 1))]/sₙ

(x - y) =  [x²(xⁿ - 1)/(x - 1)   - ( y²(yⁿ - 1)/(y - 1))]/sₙ

QED

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