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S(p)=q,S(q)=p then find S(p+q)​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Sp = q, sq = p, find S

p+q

=?

First term = a, Common difference = d

S

p

=

2

P

[2a+(p−1)d]=q...(1)

S

q

=

2

q

[2a+(q−1)d]=p...(2)

S

p+q

=

2

p+q

[2a+(p+q−1)d]

2ap+p(p−1)d=2q×q

2aq+q(q−1)d=2p×p

⇒2apq+pq(p−1)d=2q

2

2apq+qp(q−1)d=2p

2

_____________________

pqd(p−1−q+1)=2(q

2

−p

2

)

⇒qpd=−2(p+q)

d=

pq

−2(p+q)

...(3)

S

p+q

=

2

p+q

[2a+(p+q−1)d]

=

2

p+q

[2a+(p−1)d]+

2

(p+q)

qd

S

p+q

=

2

p+q

×

p

2q

+

2

(p+q)q

×

qp

−2(p+q)

S

p+q

=

p

(p+q)

(q−p−q)

S

p+q

=−(p+q)

So, option (B) is correct.

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