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If 1a,1H,1bare in AP, then (H+a)(H-a)+(H+b)(H-b)=?


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2

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Solution

The correct option is A

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.Explanation for the correct option:

Given,

1a,1H,1b are in AP

2H=1a+1b

2H=b+aab

H2=aba+b

H=2aba+b

H+a=2aba+b+a

=2ab+aa+ba+b

=a2b+a+ba+b

H+a =aa+3ba+b

Similarly,

H-a=2aba+b-a

=2ab-aa+ba+b

=a2b-a-ba+b

H-a=ab-aa+b

H+aH-a=aa+3ba+bab-aa+b

=aa+3bab-a

H+aH-a=a+3bb-a1

Similarly,

H+bH-b=3a+ba-b2

Add 1 and 2

H+aH-a+H+bH-b=a+3bb-a+3a+ba-b

=a+3bb-a+-3a-bb-a (multiply and divided by negative on RHS 2nd equation)

=a+3b-3a-bb-a

=2b-2ab-a

=2b-ab-a

=2

Hence, option(A) is correct.


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