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A-particular-A-P-has-a-positive-common-difference-and-is-such-that-for-any-three-adjacent-terms-three-times-the-sum-of-their-squares-exceed-the-square-of-their-sum-by-37-5-Find-the-common




Question Number 167851 by otchereabdullai@gmail.com last updated on 27/Mar/22
  A particular A.P has a positive     common difference and is such that    for any three adjacent terms, three   times the sum of their squares exceed   the square of their sum by 37.5 . Find   the common difference.
AparticularA.Phasapositivecommondifferenceandissuchthatforanythreeadjacentterms,threetimesthesumoftheirsquaresexceedthesquareoftheirsumby37.5.Findthecommondifference.
Answered by mr W last updated on 27/Mar/22
say the terms are a−d, a, a+d  3[(a−d)^2 +a^2 +(a+d)^2 ]−(a−d+a+a+d)^2 =37.5  3(3a^2 +2d^2 )−(3a)^2 =((75)/2)  d^2 =((75)/(12))=((25)/4)  ⇒d=(5/2)
saythetermsaread,a,a+d3[(ad)2+a2+(a+d)2](ad+a+a+d)2=37.53(3a2+2d2)(3a)2=752d2=7512=254d=52
Commented by otchereabdullai@gmail.com last updated on 27/Mar/22
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Commented by peter frank last updated on 27/Mar/22
thanks
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