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Dear rajan_agarwal,rajan_agarwal wrote:Q. Sum of N natural numbers is S1, Sum of natural numbers upto 2N is S2, Sum of natur.{l numbers upto 3N is S3. Consider a as 1st term and d as common diference, Then find value of S3-S1-S2?
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The GMAT will never ask you a question about "natural numbers" or a "common difference." This is not a GMAT-like question at all.
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