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Question

If the sequence <an> is an A.P., show that am+n+amn=2am

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Solution

It is given that the sequence <an> is an A.P.

an=a+(n1)d(i)

Similarly from (i)

am+n=a+(m+n1)d(ii)

amn=a+(mn1)d(iii)

Adding (ii) and (iii)

am+n+amn=(a+(m+n1)d)+(a+(mn1)d)

=2a+((m+n1+mn1)d)

=2a+2d(m1)

=2(a+(m1)d)

=2am

Hence proved.


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