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Question 13 carries six score 13. FI up the empty cells of the given square such that the numbers in each row, the column and both diagonals form arithmetic sequences. 5 25 13​

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Answered by nishantmohapatra1308
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Answer:

Given : A square having some numbers

to find : fill empty cells such that the  numbers in each row and column form arithmetic  sequences:

Solution:

1       x         x        4

x        x         x         x

x        x         x          x

7         x        x          28

1st row  

first term = 1  , 4th term  = 4

=> 4 = 1 + 3d  => d = 1

Hence 1st row

1    2     3   4

4th row

first term = 7  , 4th term  = 28

=> 28 = 7 + 3d  => d = 7

Hence 1st row

7   14    21   28

1st column  

first term = 1  , 4th term  = 7

=>7 = 1 + 3d  => d = 2

Hence 1st row

1

3

5

7

4th column  

first term = 4  , 4th term  = 28

=> 28 = 4 + 3d  => d = 8

Hence 1st row

4

12

20

28

1       2        3        4

3        x         x       12

5        x         x       20

7        14       21         28

solve similarly 2nd row

3    6    9    12

3rd row

5    10    15    20

no need to solve columns but can be verified

1       2        3        4

3       6        9       12

5     10       15       20

7       14      21       28

if 7 & 8 are not given

Simplest square can be formed is

1       2       3       4

2       3       4       5

3       4       5       6

4       5       6       7

one more example :

1       3         5         7

2      4          6        8

3      5          7        9

4       6         8        10

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