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In a GP, the 10th term is x and 12th term is y. Then the common ratio is

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Answered by VAIBHAVKESHARI
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Answer:

the ratio of the gp is 1 / r^2

Explanation:

let the gp be a,ar,ar^2............ar^9,a^10,ar^11......

=>a(10)=ar^9

=>a(12)=ar^11

=>a(10)/a(12)=1/r^2

Answered by Anonymous
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HOPE IT HELPS :

Given :

a_{10} = x

a_{12} = y

Let the common ratio os the given GP be = r

Solution :

Let the 11th term of GP be  = a_{11}

As common ratio of a GP is constant for all the series

=>  (a_{12} /a_{11})  = (a_{11} /a_{10})

=> a_{11} = \sqrt{a_{12} . a_{10}}

=>a_{11} = \sqrt{x.y}

Hence common ratio of GP is :

r = a_{11} / a_{12}

r =\sqrt{y/x}

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