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Let the sequence a1,a2,a3,.....a2n form an AP. Then, a21−a22+a23−....+a22n−1−a22n is?

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n2n1(a21a22n)
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2nn1(a22na21)
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nn+1(a21+a22n)
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None of the above
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Solution

The correct option is A n2n1(a21a22n)
Since, a1,a2,a3,.....a2n form an AP.
Therefore,
a2a1=a4a3=....a2na2n1=d
Here, a21a22+a23a24+....+a22n1a22n
=(a1a2)(a1+a2)+(a3a4)(a3+a4)+....+(a2n1a2n)(a2n1+a2n)
=d(a1+a2+....+a2n)=d(2n2(a1+a2n)
Also, we know a2n=a1+(2n1)d
d=a2na12n1
d=a1a2n2n1
Therefore, the sum is
=n(a1a2n)(a1+a2n)2n1
=n2n1(a21a22n).

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