[" 1) If "p^(" th ")" term of an A.P.be ...

[" 1) If "p^(" th ")" term of an A.P.be "(1)/(9)" and "q^(" th ")" term be "(1)/(p)" ,prove that the sum of (p.q.) term "],[" be "(1)/(2)(pq+1)]

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