Math, asked by dilshadtharadil, 8 months ago

Give a geometric progression an, whose first term is 15 and common ratio r=-4. Find its sixth term.​

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Answered by ishansoni
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a= 15

r= - 4

Since aₓ = ar×⁻¹

Hence a₆ = ar⁵ = 15 * 4⁵ = 15*1024 = 18060

Answered by BrainlyJEE
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Given ,

First term (a) = 15

Common ratio (r) = -4

We know that , the nth term of an geometric progression (GP) is given by

 \boxed{ \tt{a_{n} =  a{(r)}^{n - 1} }}

Thus ,

 \tt \implies a_{6} =15 \times  {( - 4)}^{6 - 1}

\tt \implies a_{6} =15 \times  {( - 4)}^{5}

\tt \implies  a_{6} = 15 \times ( - 1024)

\tt \implies a_{6} =  - 15360

Hence , the sixth term of GP is -15360

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