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Answered by YouSucks
7

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN :

sum of GP series (1,3,9,....,) is 364

TO FIND:

no of terms in the series

SOLUTION:

here the ratio between second term to fist term is 3:1 also ratio of third term to second term is 3:1

so it have common ratio as 3

so it is a GP (geometric progression)

let the number of terms be 'n'

so the formula to evaluate sum of GP of finite series is

 s{n} =  \frac{a1(1 -  {r}^{n}) }{1 - r}  \:  \:  \: \\  where \: r \: is \: not \: equal \: to \: 1

here a1=first term

r=common ratio

Sn=sum upto n terms

so

sn =  \frac{1(1 -  {3}^{n}) }{1 - 3}  = 364

so

1-3^n=364×(-2)

1-3^n=-728

so,

 {3}^{n}  = 729

we know that 729=3^6

 {3}^{n}  =  {3}^{6}

=>

 \huge \boxed{n = 6}

so there are 6 terms in the GP


YouSucks: i wrote that r cant be equal to 1
Vickypanjiyar: than y did u use the formula for r smaller than 1
YouSucks: the formula was for any number
YouSucks: other then 1
Vickypanjiyar: ooo
Vickypanjiyar: thanks
YouSucks: ok
YouSucks: :)
slsoapapa: nice answer
YouSucks: thanks :)
Answered by ItzDarshana
4

Answer:

here's your Answer vicky

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