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Two arithmetic progressions have the same common difference. Their first terms are A and B respectively. The difference between their nth terms is

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Answered by priyadarshagore
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Given two A.P have same common difference =d

let the first term of first A.P be a

1

and the first term of second A.P be a

1

hence 100th term of first A.P is given by

a

100

=a

1

+(100−1)d

⟹a

100

=a

1

+99d...eq(1)

and 100th term of second A.P is given by

a

100

=a,

1

+(100−1)d

⟹a

100

=a

1

+99d...eq(2)

and given that the difference between their 100th term is 100

hence, a

100

−a

100

=100

⟹(a

1

+99d)−(a

1

+99d)=100

⟹a

1

−a

1

=100...….eq(3)

1000th term of first A.P is

a

1000

=a

1

=(1000−1)d

⟹a

1000

=a

1

+999d...….eq(4)

and 1000th term of second A.P is

a

1000

=a

1

=(1000−1)d

⟹a

1000

=a

1

+999d...….eq(4)

now difference of their 1000th term is given by

a

1000

−a

1000

=(a

1

+999d)−(a

1

+999d)

a

1000

−a

1000

=a

1

−a

1

put value of a

1

−a

1

=100 from eq(3) in above equation we get

a

1000

−a

1000

=100

hence the difference between their 1000th term is 100.

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