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theprophet

#1 Posted 6:20pm 08-01-10  

AP Problem

The set of integers is divided into n infinite APs.

If the common differences of the APs are denoted by d[ss]i[/ss], find [im]http://codecogs.izyba.com/gif.latex?%5Csum_%7Bi%3D1%7D%5En%20%5Cfrac%7B1%7D%7Bd_i%7D[/im]
   

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#2 Posted 8:00pm 08-01-10  

Re: AP Problem

sir we can state that the common difference must be same for all ap's
so hence n will also be d
so
S=n/d =1
   

theprophet

#3 Posted 10:06am 09-01-10  

Re: AP Problem

that's right, but I am not gonna break into song and dance until I see some watertight reasoning
   

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#4 Posted 0:46pm 09-01-10  

Re: AP Problem

sir
the common difference must be same for all ap's
if they are not same they there will be common terms
   

theprophet

#5 Posted 1:41pm 09-01-10  

Re: AP Problem

prove it, sweetheart.
   
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