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If the first, second and last term of an A.P. are a, b and 2a respectively, its sum isA. \(\frac{ab}{2(b -a)}\)B . \(\frac{ab}{b-a}\)C. \(\frac{3ab}{2(b-a)}\)D. none of these

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a, b and 2a are in A.P so a is the first term and 2a is the last term denoted by T and Tn respectively. Here Common difference = b – a 

Tn = 2a = a + (n–1) (b–a) 

So n = \(\frac{b}{b-a}\)

Sum = \(\frac{n}{2}\){first term + last term}

\(\frac{b}{2(b-a)}\{3a\}\)

\(\frac{3ab}{2(b -a)}\)



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