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Answered by sanskaarsri200
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Step-by-step explanation:

let us assume a= \sqrt{3\\

and d as common ratio then:-

ad=3

replacing a's value

d\sqrt{3\\=3

d=\sqrt{3\\

So;-

ad^n=729

\sqrt{3\\x\sqrt{3\\^n=

\sqrt{3\\^(n+1)=\sqrt{3\\^12

so:-

n+1=12

n=11

hence it is the llth term of the GP

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Answered by sapabce97
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