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[" The sums of "n" terms of three arithmetic progressions are "S_(1),S_(2)" and "S_(3)" .The "f],[" term of each is unity and the common differences are "1,2" and "3" respectiv "],[" Prove that "S_(1)+S_(3)=2S_(2)" ."]

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