Math, asked by Khushikanyal13, 10 months ago

If sum of first m terms of Ap is
the same as the sum of its
n terms show that the sum of its
first (m+n) terms is zero
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Answered by baskykishore2006
1

Answer:

m(a+(m-1)d)=n(a+(n-1)d)

ma+m(m-1)d=na+n(n-1)d

ma-na=n(n-1)d-m(m-1)d

a(m-n)=d(n^2-n-m^2+m)

a(m-n)=(n^2-m^2-(n-m)d)

a(m-n)=((n-m)(n+m)-(n-m)d)

a(m-n)=n-m(n+m-1)d

divide by m-n on both the sides

a=  -1(n+m-1)d

a+(n+m-1)d=0

a m+n =0

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Answered by TRISHNADEVI
3

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