Math, asked by Medhar, 1 year ago

S1=n
S2=2n
S3=3n
Prove that,
S3= 3(s2-s1)

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Answered by Anonymous
6

we have

s1=n ---(1)

s2 = 2n --(2)

s3= 3n ---(3)

to prove

s3=3 (s2-s1)

LHS

S3 =3 n

s3 = 3 (2n - n)

from equation (1)and (2)

s3 = 3(s2-s1)

hence proved

Answered by poorvi200457
2

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