Math, asked by dineshvermamatamandi, 6 months ago

If the sum of p terms of an AP is g and the sum ofg terms is p, then the sum.
of p + q terms will be.
(a) 0
(b) p-9
(c) p +9
(d) - (p +9)​

Answers

Answered by merinalex823
1

Answer:

S

p

=

2

p

×[2a+(p−1)d]=q........(i)

S

q

=

2

q

×[2a+(q−1)d]=p........(ii)

S

p+q

=

2

p+q

×[2a+(p+q−1)d]

From equation (i) and (ii), we get,

2

p

×[2a+(p−1)d]=q

=>2a+(p−1)d=

p

2q

........(iii)

and

2

q

×[2a+(q−1)d]=p

=>2a+(q−1)d=

q

2p

........(iv)

Subtracting (iii) and (iv), we get,

q

2p

p

2q

=(q−p)d

=>

pq

2(p+q)(p−q)

=(q−p)d

=>d=

pq

−2(p+q)

........(v)

Now, S

p+q

=

2

p+q

×[2a+(p+q−1)d]

=

2

p+q

×[2a+(p−1)d+qd]

=

2

p+q

×[

p

2q

+q(

qp

−2(q+p)

)]

=

2

p+q

×(

p

2q−2q−2p

)

=−(p+q)

Step-by-step explanation:

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