Askiitians Expert Gaurav Aggarwal - IIT Delhi
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Dear Sudeep,
first set: three terms are a-d, a, a+d
a-d + a + a+d = 15
a = 5, therefore terms are 5-d, 5, 5+d
second set: three terms are a-d+1, a, a+d-1
a = 5, terms are 6-d, 5, 4+d
product of first set = (5-d)(5)(5+d)
product of second set = (6-d)(5)(4+d)
(5-d)(5)(5+d)/(6-d)(5)(4+d) = 7/8
d2 -25 / d2 - 2d - 24 = 7/8
d2 + 14d - 32 = 0
(d+16)(d-2) = 0
for d = 2, first set: 3, 5, 7
second set: 4, 5, 6
for d = -16
first set : 21, 5, -11
second set: 22, 5, -12
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