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Q,.a >0 b>0 nd a+b =1 show that {a +1/a}2 +{b + 1/b}2  25/2??
 
 
Q.find a three digit number such that its digits are in GP nd the digits of
the number obtained from it by subtrating 400 form an AP??
 
Q.. let a1  a2 ......an an+1 ......be an  AP
S1 =a1 +a2+ a3+.....+an
S2 =an+1 + an+2+......+a2n
S3= a2n+1+a2n+2+ ....a3n 
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prove that the sequences S1 ,S2 ,S3 ...... is an arithmetic progression whose
common difference is n2 times the common difference of the given progression.
 
    
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Q2)Let us start from the A.P,

let the digits be

a-d , a , a+d
the value of the number is 100(a-d)+10(a)+a+d

When 400 is added to it, we will get a 3 digit no. which is in G.P
The value of the number is

100(4+a-d)+10(a) +a+d

Hence the digits are
4+a-d       a        a+d

(a+d)(4+a-d)=a^2

simpifying u get

4(a+d)=d^2
i.e, 4 times a number is a perfect square, as 4 is also a perfect square, a+d=1

=>d=+ or-2
d cannot be 2 as a becomes negative, hence d= -2

Hence the number is

531

the required number is 531 +400= 931




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3rd question:

a1, a2, a3,  a4, ...................... are in A.P. with common difference d

S1  =  n/2 (2a1 + (n - 1)d)  =  a1n  +  n2d/2  -  dn/2

S2  =  (S1 + S2) - S1  =  n (2a1 + (2n - 1)d) - S1  =  a1n  +  3n2d/2  -  dn/2

S3  =  (S1 + S2 + S3) - (S1 + S2)  =  a1n  +  5n2d/2  -  dn/2

Now note that :  2S2  =  S1  +  S3
S1, S2, S3, .......................................... are in A.P. whose difference is S2 - S1   =   S3 - S2  
=  n2


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An easier way to do the third question.

S1=   a1 + a2 + a3.....     an
S2=   an+1 + an+2 + an+3.....     a2n           = a1 +nd + a2 +nd + a3 +nd...
                                                                  =S1 + n*nd
S3=   a2n+1 + a2n+2 + a2n+3.....     a3n      = S1 + 2 n*nd
S4=   a3n+1 + a3n+2 + a3n+3.....     a4n      = S1 + 3 n*nd

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So obviously it is an AP of CD=n*nd
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