" 54.If "(b+e-a)/(a),(c+a-b)/(b),(a+b-c)/(c)" are in A.P,then "(1)/(a')(1)/(b')(1)/(c)" are in "

If (b+c-a)/(a),(c+a-b)/(b),(a+b-c)/(c) are in A.P.Prove that (1)/(a),(1)/(b),(1)/(c) are in A.P.

If (b+c-a)/(a) , (c+a-b)/(b) , (a+b-c)/(c) are in A.P. then prove that (1)/(a),(1)/(b),(1)/(c) are also in A.P.

If (b+c-a)/(a),(b+c-a)/(b),(a+b-c)/(c), are in A.P.prove that (1)/(a),(1)/(b),(1)/(c) are also in A.P.

If (b+c)/(a),(c+a)/(b),(a+b)/(c) are in A.P. show that (1)/(a),(1)/(b)(1)/(c) are also in A.P.(a+b+c!=0)

If (b+c)/(a), (c+a)/(b), (a+b)/(c ) are in A.P. show that (1)/(a), (1)/(b), (1)/(c ) are also in A.P. (a+b+c != 0) .

If (b + c - a) / a, (c + a- b) / b, (a + b - c) / c are in A.P., then 1/a, 1/b, 1/c are in

If (1)/(a),(1)/(b),(1)/(c) are in A.P.prove that: (b+c)/(a),(c+a)/(b),(a+b)/(c) are in A.P.

If (a+b)/(1-a b), b, (b+c)/(1-b c) are in A.P, then a, (1)/(b), c are in