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Let the G. P. of four terms be a, ar, ar^2, ar^3.
Number of terms in G. P., n = 4
Common ratio = r
Sum of first two terms, a + ar = 8
8 = a ( 1 + r ) ---> ( i )
Sum of last two terms , ar^2 +ar^3 = 72
ar^2 ( 1 + r ) = 72 ---> ( ii )
Dividing equation ( i ) and ( ii ),
1 / r ^2= 8 /72
r^2 = 72/8
r^2 = 9
r = 3
Putting value of r in Eqn ( i ),
8 = a ( 1 + 3 )
a = 8 / 4 = 2
First term of G. P., a = 2
Second term of the G. P., ar = ( 2 ) × 3 = 6
Third term of the G. P., ar^2 = ( 2 ) × 3^2 = 18
Fourth term of the G. P., ar^3 = ( 2 ) × 3^3 = 54
Series = 2, 6, 18, 54 .....
Number of terms in G. P., n = 4
Common ratio = r
Sum of first two terms, a + ar = 8
8 = a ( 1 + r ) ---> ( i )
Sum of last two terms , ar^2 +ar^3 = 72
ar^2 ( 1 + r ) = 72 ---> ( ii )
Dividing equation ( i ) and ( ii ),
1 / r ^2= 8 /72
r^2 = 72/8
r^2 = 9
r = 3
Putting value of r in Eqn ( i ),
8 = a ( 1 + 3 )
a = 8 / 4 = 2
First term of G. P., a = 2
Second term of the G. P., ar = ( 2 ) × 3 = 6
Third term of the G. P., ar^2 = ( 2 ) × 3^2 = 18
Fourth term of the G. P., ar^3 = ( 2 ) × 3^3 = 54
Series = 2, 6, 18, 54 .....
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