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Question Number 175829 by pete last updated on 07/Sep/22
The 2^(nd)  term of a Geometric Progresion  (G.P) is equal to the 8^(th)  term of an Arithmetic  Progresion (A.P). The first terms, common  difference and common ratio are all equal  and non−zero. Find the sum of the first five  terms of the Geometric Progresion(G.P)
The2ndtermofaGeometricProgresion(G.P)isequaltothe8thtermofanArithmeticProgresion(A.P).Thefirstterms,commondifferenceandcommonratioareallequalandnonzero.FindthesumofthefirstfivetermsoftheGeometricProgresion(G.P)
Answered by Ar Brandon last updated on 07/Sep/22
First term=common difference=common ratio= p  2^(nd)  term of GP, p×p, equals 8^(th)  term of AP, p+7p=8p  ⇒p^2 =8p ⇒p^2 −8p=0 ⇒p=8  ⇒Sum of GP, S=((8(8^n −1))/7) ⇒S_5 =((8(8^5 −1))/7)=37448
Firstterm=commondifference=commonratio=p2ndtermofGP,p×p,equals8thtermofAP,p+7p=8pp2=8pp28p=0p=8SumofGP,S=8(8n1)7S5=8(851)7=37448
Commented by pete last updated on 10/Sep/22
thank you sir
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Answered by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 08/Sep/22
a=d=r  AP: r,2r,...,7r,8r,9r,...,nr  GP:r,r^2 ,r^3 ,...,r^n   r^2 =8r⇒r=8=a  S_n =((a(r^n −1))/(r−1))  S_5 =((r(r^5 −1))/(r−1))=((8(8^5 −1))/(8−1))=((8(8^5 −1))/7)
a=d=rAP:r,2r,,7r,8r,9r,,nrGP:r,r2,r3,,rnr2=8rr=8=aSn=a(rn1)r1S5=r(r51)r1=8(851)81=8(851)7
Commented by pete last updated on 10/Sep/22
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