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An  =  ( 1.2.3 + 2.3.4 + 3.4.5 + .............................. upto n terms )
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             n( 1.2 + 2.3 + 3.4 + ................................... upto n terms )
 
[ n ][  ] An   =   x / y ; where x and y are integers and x / y is in its lowest form.
 
 
If   (y - x)p3  +  y1/2 r(pqx  -  (x + 1)r2) = (x - y)q3   then which of the following is/are true ? (p, q, r are distinct).
 
a) p, q, r in A.P.
 
b) p, q, r in H.P.
c) p + qw - 2rw2 = 0
 
d) p + qw2 + 2rw = 0
 
e) none of these         ;       w is the complex cube-root of unity.
 
    
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in the 2nd question, the 1st option is not clear...

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HEY .................................... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
IT IS A SINGLE QUESTION AND ............. THE VALUES OF 'x' AND 'y' ARE USED IN THE EQUATION 
 
                                                    
 
                                                     
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IS IT THAT DIFFICULT ??????????????
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I have solved to an extent where the answer could be either a) or b). What was the answer given in the book(or whatever material)?

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please check up
 
from first relation we have 2b=a+c
 
from second relation we have c^2 = bd
 
from third relation we have c^2=ae
 
loga(c^2) =logea+logce
 
loga ae = logea + 1/logec
 
logec+logac=logeclogea+1
 
putting c= [2]ae  and simplifying
 
we get
 
(logea)3   = 1
 
which further means a= b=c=d=e
 
as a,b,c,d,e, are real
 
(which is against your first claim)
 
and x=0 and  p3 + q3 + r3 = 0
 
please find error if any in the solution
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Hey VISHAK,
 
HOW DID YOU GET :
 
  log a ae  =  log e a  +  1 / log e
 
=> log e c + log a c  =  (log e c)(log e a) + 1
 
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HEY, .....................................
 
NO ONE WITH AN ANSWER ?????????
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logea, logac, logce are in A.P.
 
so  logac^2 = logea+logce
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I'm also getting a=b=c=d=e, i think vishak is right.

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I THINK YOU ARE RIGHT................................

NOW TRY THE EDITED QUESTION.
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After simplifying the expression, i'm getting
 
An= 3(n-2)/4n
 
and the limit gives me x/y=3/4
 
and in the given question, i could modify it in terms of y as the quadratic expression of y1/2 ., so if u take y1/2=M
then u get an expression as
 
M2(3pqr-3r4) + (p3+q3)M -4r4=0
 
but i am unable to continue from here

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numerator = [ ][ ] n(n+1)(n+2) =[n(n+1)(n+2)(n+3)]/4 (use method of differences
or summation formula)
 
denominator = n([ ][ ] n(n+1)) = [n(n+1)(n+2)](n)/3
                                           
 
An = [3(n+3)]/4n= (3/4) (1+ 3/n)
 
as n tends to infinite An =3/4 x=3,y=4 
 
substituting these values we have
 
p^3 + q^3 = 8(r)^3 - 6pqr
 
p^3 + q^3 + (-2r)^3 = 3(p)(q)(-2r)
 
so p+q - 2r = 0   p,r,q are in a.p
 
or p = q = -2r  p+q+4r = 0
 
or both then p=q=r=0
 
you have not given conditions for p,q,r Please check up
 
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