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" 2."ES(i)=n^(2)p" and "S(m)=m^(2)p,m!=n...

" 2."ES_(i)=n^(2)p" and "S_(m)=m^(2)p,m!=n," in an A.P.,prove that "S_(p)=p^(3)" ."

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