If Sp denote the sum of the series 1 - rp - r2p - - and Sp- the sum of the series 1 - rp - r2p - - prove that Sp - Sp- - 2S2p-

Given that S_p=1+r^p+r^2p+. . . . . . . . ∞ ............ (i) Replace p by 2p in above eqn, we get S_2p=1+r^2p+r^4p+. . .. . . . . . ∞ ...

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Standard XII

Mathematics

Sum of Infinite Terms of a GP

If Sp denot...

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If $S_{p}$ denote the sum of the series $1 + r^{p} + r^{2 p} + . . . . . + \infty$ and $S_{p}^{'}$ the sum of the series $1 - r^{p} + r^{2 p} - . . . . . . + \infty$ , prove that $S_{p} + S_{p}^{'} = 2 S_{2 p}$ .

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Given that
$S_{p} = 1 + r^{p} + r^{2 p} + . . . . . . . . \infty$ ............ $(i)$
Replace $p$ by $2 p$ in above eqn, we get
$S_{2 p} = 1 + r^{2 p} + r^{4 p} + . . . . . . . . . \infty$ .......... $(i i)$
$S_{p}^{'} = 1 - r^{p} + r^{2 p} - . . . . . . . \infty$ .......... $(i i i)$
Adding $(i)$ & $(i i i)$
$S_{p} + S_{p}^{'} = 2 + 2 r^{2 p} + 2 r^{4 p} + . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \infty$
$\Rightarrow S_{p} + S_{p}^{'} = 2 (1 + r^{2 p} + r^{4 p} + . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \infty)$
$\Rightarrow S_{p} + S_{p}^{'} = 2 (S_{2 p})$
Hence proved

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If Sp denote the sum of the series 1+rp+r2p+.....+∞ and S′p the sum of the series 1−rp+r2p−......+∞, prove that Sp+S′p=2S2p.

If $S_{p}$ denote the sum of the series $1 + r^{p} + r^{2 p} + . . . . . + \infty$ and $S_{p}^{'}$ the sum of the series $1 - r^{p} + r^{2 p} - . . . . . . + \infty$ , prove that $S_{p} + S_{p}^{'} = 2 S_{2 p}$ .