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If a1,a2,a3,....a2n+1 are in A.P. then a2n+1−a1a2n+1+a1+a2n−a2a2n+a2+...+an+2−anan+2+an is equal to

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n(n+1)2
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n(n+1)2a2a1an+1
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(n+1)(a2a1)
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n(n+1)2(a2a1an)
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Solution

The correct option is A n(n+1)2a2a1an+1
Let the common difference be d=a2a1 and the first term a1=a
Note that since they are in AP, all denominators of the given series are equal to a1+a2n+1=2a+2nd=2(a+nd)=2an+1
Also, the numerators are as follows
2d(n),2d(n1),....,2d(1)
Hence, on adding all the numerators we get n(n+1)22d
Hence, the final expression becomes:
n(n+1)2a2a1an+1

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