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Q. 59

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Given a simple proof that ∑k=0n3ak=3∑k=0nak

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We have proved ∑k=0n3ak=3∑k=0nak

1Step 1: Given information

We are given a relation ∑k=0n3ak=3∑k=0nak. We have to prove it

2Step 2: Proof

We have,

∑k=0n3ak=3a1+3a2+....+3an=3(a1+a2+....+an)=3∑k=0nak=RHS

Hence proved

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