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12. Given : Sp =Sq
Prove : Sp+q =0
Proof :
Sn = n/2 [2a + (n-1)d]
Sn = p/2 [2a + (p+1) ____ equation 1
Similarly,
Sq = q/2 [2a + (q+1) ____ equation 2
.°. Sp+q = p+q/2 [2a + (p+q-1)d]___ equation 3
° . ° Sp=Sq (given)
. °. p/2 [2a + (p-1)d] = q/2 [2a +(q-1)d]
Multiplying both the sides by 2,
p[2a+(p-1)d] = q[2a + (q-1)d]
p(2a + pd - d) = q (2a +qd-d)
2ap + p(square) - pd = 2aq + q(square) - qd
2ap+ p(square) - pd - 2ap - q(sqare) + qd =0
2ap - 2aq + p(square) - q(square) - pd +qd =0
2a(p-q) + d (p square - q square) - d ( p-q) =0
2a(p-q) + d(p+q) (p-q) - d(p-q) =0
Dividing throughout by p-q we get,
2a+d(p-q)-d =0
2a + d (p+q-1) =0______ equation 4
Substituing 4 in 3,
Sp+q = p+q/2 [0]
Therefore,
Sp+q = 0
Hence proved.
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Prove : Sp+q =0
Proof :
Sn = n/2 [2a + (n-1)d]
Sn = p/2 [2a + (p+1) ____ equation 1
Similarly,
Sq = q/2 [2a + (q+1) ____ equation 2
.°. Sp+q = p+q/2 [2a + (p+q-1)d]___ equation 3
° . ° Sp=Sq (given)
. °. p/2 [2a + (p-1)d] = q/2 [2a +(q-1)d]
Multiplying both the sides by 2,
p[2a+(p-1)d] = q[2a + (q-1)d]
p(2a + pd - d) = q (2a +qd-d)
2ap + p(square) - pd = 2aq + q(square) - qd
2ap+ p(square) - pd - 2ap - q(sqare) + qd =0
2ap - 2aq + p(square) - q(square) - pd +qd =0
2a(p-q) + d (p square - q square) - d ( p-q) =0
2a(p-q) + d(p+q) (p-q) - d(p-q) =0
Dividing throughout by p-q we get,
2a+d(p-q)-d =0
2a + d (p+q-1) =0______ equation 4
Substituing 4 in 3,
Sp+q = p+q/2 [0]
Therefore,
Sp+q = 0
Hence proved.
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