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I hve tried multiplying by (1/2+1/3) but it doesnt seem to do much
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
@Apu
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
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Real potato
Real potatoOP•2mo ago
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SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac•2mo ago
Each bracket is an AP with c.r.=-2/3, simplify the nth bracket to get something After that the sum of above terms is sum of another g.p.
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•2mo ago
general term bhi kya hi banegi iski 💀
Akshat Singh
Akshat Singh•2mo ago
aree ye toh mains mei aya hai shayad mere module mei tha do you still want the sol?
Real potato
Real potatoOP•2mo ago
my bad i forgot about this one ill try it once more day and then ill let uk Oh yeah pyq hai idk mains ka hai ya adv ka But pyq hi tha
Akshat Singh
Akshat Singh•2mo ago
ye
Real potato
Real potatoOP•2mo ago
Each bracket is a gp na
________
________•2mo ago
take x = 1/2 and y = 1/3 each term is a GP whose common ratio is -y/x ig and its in the form of x^n(-y)^0 + x^(n-1) (-y)^(1)................... x^0(-y)^n prob there's this formula for sum of such sequences = (a^n+1 - b^n+1)/(a - b) [ here a = x, b = -y -> can also be derived easily] ........ using this you'll probably get (x + y) common in the denominator and the rest it pretty doable ig.
Real potato
Real potatoOP•2mo ago
Im not able to understand, could you write it down on paper and explain? nvm this was eazy que adding (1/2+1/3) was the key
________
________•2mo ago
answer's 1/2?
Real potato
Real potatoOP•2mo ago
Yeah

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