(c) : Let the A.P. be a, a+d, a+2 d, … …, a+(n−1) d We have 2n[2 a+(n−1) d]=c n2 ⇒ n a+2n2 d−2n d=c n2 ⇒(2d) n2+n(a−2d)=c n2 which holds for all n implying 2d=c and a=2d Then the A.P. is a, 3 a, 5 a, … …,(2 n−1) a ⋅ =a2(12+32+(2 n−1)2) The sum of square of these n terms =a2(12+32+(2 n−1)2) =a2 ⋅ 3n(4 n2−1)=3n(4 n2−1) ⋅ c2[∵ a=c] Given sum to 1 st n terms of the A.P. =Sn=c n2 n th termof A.P. =tn=Sn−Sn−1=c(2 n−1) Required sum =∑n=1n tn2=c2 ∑n=1n(2 n−1)2 =4 c2 ∑n=1n n2−4 c2 ∑n=1n n+c2 ∑n=1n 1 =4 c2 6n(n+1)(2 n+1)−4 c2 2n(n+1)+c2 n =3n(4 n2−1) c2