If S (r) denote the sum of first 'r' ter...

If `S _(r)` denote the sum of first 'r' terms of a non constaint A.P. and `(S_(a ))/(a ^(2)) =(S_(b))/(b ^(2))=c,` where a,b,c are distinct then `S_(c) =`

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