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Find the sum of the following arithmetic progressions: `41 ,\ 36 ,\ 31 ,\ dot` to 12 terms (ii) `a+b ,\ a-b ,\ a-3b ,\ ` to 22 terms (iii) `(x-y)^2,\ (x^2+y^2),\ (x+y)^2,\ ddot,` to `n` terms

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