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Question Number 34707 by mondodotto@gmail.com last updated on 10/May/18

given the sum of the first n terms  of an A.P is n^2  the sum of  of the first 2n terms of the   same A.P is n^2 +n.  show that the sum of the first  4n terms is 4n^2 −8n+4.

giventhesumofthefirstntermsofanA.Pisn2thesumofofthefirst2ntermsofthesameA.Pisn2+n.showthatthesumofthefirst4ntermsis4n28n+4.

Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 10/May/18

 If sum of n terms of an AP=n^2    then       the sum of 2n terms of the same AP=(2n)^2 =4n^2                                                            ≠n^2 +n         The sum of 4n terms=(4n)^2 =16n^2          The sum of 4n terms  ≠ 4n^2 −8n+4

IfsumofntermsofanAP=n2thenthesumof2ntermsofthesameAP=(2n)2=4n2n2+nThesumof4nterms=(4n)2=16n2Thesumof4nterms4n28n+4

Commented by mondodotto@gmail.com last updated on 10/May/18

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