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Answered by Anonymous
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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 .....

Anonymous: What is right then,?
CuteRoshan: but the answer of r=3,&a=2
CuteRoshan: but i need step by step answer
Anonymous: Sure.??
Anonymous: OK., let me check.
CuteRoshan: yes
CuteRoshan: ok
Anonymous: Check now. I have done a little mistake.
Anonymous: It's correct now.
CuteRoshan: yes tq
Answered by anirudh8852
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hey mate here ur answer ....

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