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The sum of the first n term of an AP whose difference is not zero equals half the sum of its subsequent n members. Find the of the sum of the first 3n terms and the sum of the first n terms

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Answered by mahimapushpakar6
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Answer:

Correct option is

A

5

1

Let the series be a,a+d,a+2d,...,a+(n−1)d,a+(3n−1)d,a+3nd.

Also,given that the sum of first 3n terms is equal the sum of next n terms.

2

3n

[2a+(3n−1)d]=

2

n

[2(a+3nd)+(n−1)d]

⇒3[2a+3nd−d]=[2a+6nd+nd−d]

⇒6a+9nd−3d=2a+7nd−d

⇒6a+9nd−3d−2a−7nd+d=0

⇒4a+2nd−2d=0

⇒2(2a+(n−1)d)=0

⇒2a+(n−1)d=0 ...(1)

Now,

S

2n(next2nterms)

S

2n

=

2

2n

[2(a+2nd)+(2n−1)d]

2

2n

[2a+(2n−1)d]

=

2a+4nd+2nd−d

2a+(2n−1)d

=

2a+nd+5nd−d

2a+nd+nd−d

=

2a+(n−1)d+5nd

2a+(n−1)d+nd

=

5nd

nd

...(from(1))

=

5

1

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