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Question
Q.4
Sum
Solution
`a,b anc c are in A.P`
`⇒ 2b=a+c`
`"We have to prove that (b+c-a),(c+a-b) and (a+b-c) are A.P"`
That means, we have to prove
`(b+c+a)+(a+b-c)=2(c+a-b)`
Consider,
`(b+c-a)+(a+b-c)=b+c-a+a+b-c`
` =2b`
`=a+c`
And, `2(c+a-b)=2c+2a-2b`
`=2c+2a-(a+c)`
`=a+c`
`⇒ (b+c-a)+(a+b-c)=2(c+a-b)`
`⇒(b+c-a),(c+a-b) "and (a+b-c) are also in A.P."`
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