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Answered by Lekahdek
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Answered by devil1407
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Answer:

Spq = 1/2(pq+1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Tp = a + ( p -  1) d = 1/q   ------- (1)

Tq = a + ( q - 1) d = 1/p  ------(2)

To prove:

Spq = 1/2(pq+1)

Solve equation 1 and 2,

a + (p-1)d - [a + (q-1)d] = 1/p - 1/q

a + (q-1)d - a (p-1)d = q-p/pq

d(q - 1 - p + 1) = q - p /pq

Here -1 and 1 gets cancelled out,

d ( q - p) = q - p / pq

Therefore, q - p gets cancelled out,

d = 1/pq  -----(3)

Now,

Substitute 3 in equation 1,

a + ( q - 1) d = 1/p

a + q - 1 / pq = 1/p

a + q/pq - 1/pq = 1/p

In q/pq , q gets cancelled out,

a + 1/p - 1/pq = 1/p

Take 1/p to other side,

a - 1/pq = 1/p - 1/p

a = 1/pq  ----- (4)

Now ... to find Spq....

Sn = n/2[2a + (n-1)d]

Spq = pq /2 [ 2(1/pq) + ( pq - 1 ) 1/pq]

       = pq / 2 [ 2/pq +( pq - 1)/pq]

  Now,  Take 1/pq common,

       = pq / 2pq [ 2 + pq - 1]

      = 1/2 [ 1 + pq ]

                                                                                 HENCE PROVED

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