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If an=xn+1xn, n being a natural number, then which of the following is equal to an+3?

A

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C

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Solution

The correct option is A


Approach :1 Using the options

a1.an+2exists in all options.
We will calculate it first.
a1.an+2 exists in all options.
We will calculate it first.
a1.an+2=(x+1x)(xn+2+1xn+2)

=xn+3+1xn+3+xn+1+1xn+1

a1.an+2=an+3+an+1

an+3=a1an+2an+1

Approach 2: Assumption
Since the question is of the form "Variable to Variable”, assume any value for "n” and "x”
Assuming n=1 & x=1 . Then a1=2. Similarly a2=2 , a3=2 & a4=2
Eliminating answer options
Option (a) =2
Option (b) 2

Option (c) 2 & option (d) 2 . Answer is option (a)


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