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Standard XII
Mathematics
Arithmetic Progression
In any A.P., ...
Question
In any A.P.,
S
n
−
2
S
n
−
1
+
S
n
−
2
=
.
.
.
.
.
(
n
>
2
)
A
a
+
d
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B
2
d
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C
d
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D
a
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Solution
The correct option is
C
d
We know that,
T
n
=
S
n
−
S
n
−
1
, where
S
n
is sum of first
n
terms
S
n
−
2
S
n
−
1
+
S
n
−
2
=
S
n
−
S
n
−
1
−
S
n
−
1
+
S
n
−
2
=
(
S
n
−
S
n
−
1
)
−
(
S
n
−
1
−
S
n
−
2
)
=
T
n
−
T
n
−
1
=
d
Hence,
S
n
−
2
S
n
−
1
+
S
n
−
2
=
d
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Q.
In an A.P., prove that
d
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S
n
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S
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−
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+
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.
Q.
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n
, is
(a) S
n
− 2S
n−1
+ S
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