If the sum of p, q, and r terms of an AP are a, b and c respectively then prove - Maths - Arithmetic Progressions

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If the sum of p, q, and r terms of an AP are a, b and c
respectively then prove that a/p*(q-r) + b/q*(r-p) + c/r*(p-q) = 0
please answer fast!!!!

Abhishek Kr. Jha · Accepted Answer

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