InterviewSolution
Saved Bookmarks
| 1. |
If S(1) is the sum of first n terms, S(2) is the sum of 2n terms, and S(3) is the sum of 3n terms, then prove that S(3) = 3[S(2) - S(2)]. |
| Answer» If S(1) is the sum of first n terms, S(2) is the sum of 2n terms, and S(3) is the sum of 3n terms, then prove that S(3) = 3[S(2) - S(2)]. | |