Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago


if \: a1 \: a2.........an \: be \: in \: arithmetic \: progression \: \\  \\ then \: show \: that \\  \\  \frac{1}{a1 \: an}  +  \frac{1}{a2 \: an - 1}  +  \frac{1}{a3 \: an - 2}  + .......... +  \frac{1}{an \: a1}  =  \frac{2}{a1 + an} ( \frac{1}{a1}  +  \frac{1}{a2}  + ....... +  \frac{1}{an} )
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Answered by Yuichiro13
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Hope you got the difference
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Yuichiro13: Well... Ask a question on Summations and I'll help you with it
Anonymous: We can do this in another way..other than summation
Anonymous: I don't have anymore doubt..
Yuichiro13: Yeah whatever !! I told you two different soln.s and I have 2 more for this :) [ ALL I KNOW IS SIMPLICITY ]
Anonymous: I know much simpler sol. than ur's
Yuichiro13: =_=
Anonymous: u r so much irritating :-|
Yuichiro13: We better stop Fighting =_=
Hi I'm Ansh !! Nice to meet you
Anonymous: which class r u in?
Yuichiro13: 10 :(
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