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If the mth term of an AP is 1/n and nth term is 1/m then show that sum of mn term is 1/2(mn +1)

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Answered by amansharma264
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EXPLANATION.

→ Mth term of an Ap = 1/n .......(1)

→ Nth term of an Ap = 1/m .......(2)

To show that sum of mn terms is

1/2 ( mn + 1 ).

→ Nth term of an Ap = An = a + ( n - 1 )d

→ Tm = a + ( m - 1 )d = 1/n ......(1)

→ Tn = a + ( n - 1 )d = 1/m ......(2)

→ From equation (1) and (2) we get,

subtract both equation.

→ ( m - n)d = 1/n - 1/m

→ ( m - n)d = m - n / nm

→ d = 1/nm.

→ put the value of d = 1/nm in equation (1)

we get,l

→ a + ( m - 1 )1/nm = 1/n

→ a + m/nm - 1/nm = 1/n

→ a + 1/n - 1/nm = 1/n

→ a - 1/nm = 0

→ a = 1/nm

sum of mnth terms.

→ sum of Nth terms of an Ap.

→ Sn = n/2 [ 2a + ( n - 1 )d ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 2*1/mn + ( mn - 1 ) 1/nm ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 2/mn + mn/mn - 1/mn ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 1/mn + 1 ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 1 + mn/mn ]

→ Smn = 1/2 [ 1 + mn ]

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

EXPLANATION.

→ Mth term of an Ap = 1/n .......(1)

→ Nth term of an Ap = 1/m .......(2)

→ To show that sum of mn terms is

1/2 ( mn + 1 ).

→ Nth term of an Ap = An = a + ( n - 1 )d

→ Tm = a + ( m - 1 )d = 1/n ......(1)

→ Tn = a + ( n - 1 )d = 1/m ......(2)

→ From equation (1) and (2) we get,

subtract both equation.

→ ( m - n)d = 1/n - 1/m

→ ( m - n)d = m - n / nm

→ d = 1/nm.

→ put the value of d = 1/nm in equation (1)

we get,l

→ a + ( m - 1 )1/nm = 1/n

→ a + m/nm - 1/nm = 1/n

→ a + 1/n - 1/nm = 1/n

→ a - 1/nm = 0

→ a = 1/nm

→ sum of mnth terms.

→ sum of Nth terms of an Ap.

→ Sn = n/2 [ 2a + ( n - 1 )d ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 2*1/mn + ( mn - 1 ) 1/nm ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 2/mn + mn/mn - 1/mn ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 1/mn + 1 ]

→ Smn = mn/2 [ 1 + mn/mn ]

→ Smn = 1/2 [ 1 + mn ]

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