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If an APa=1,Sn:(S2n-Sn)= constant, nN then the common difference d=?


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4

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12

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C

2

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3

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Solution

The correct option is C

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Explanation for the correct option:

Step 1. Find the common difference d:

Given, a=1 and Sn:(S2n-Sn)= constant

S1(S2-S1)=S2(S4-S2)

S1(S4-S2)=S2(S2-S1)

S1S4-S1S2=S22-S1S2

S22=S1S4

(a+a+d)2=a42(2a+3d)

(2a+d)2=a(4a+6d)

Step 2. By Solving it, we get

d=2a=2(1)=2

Hence, Option ‘C’ is Correct.


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