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The product of the first three terms of a geometric series is - 8. Find its second term.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given : Product of first three terms of a GP is -8.

To find : The second term

Solution :

A GP or geometric progression is a sequence of numbers in which the common ratio between two consecutive terms is always same.

Let's assume that the first three terms of the GP be a/r, a and ar.

Here,

  • a = First term
  • r = Common ratio

Therefore according to the question, product of these terms is -8.

=> a/r × a × ar = -8

=> a³ = -8

=> a = -2

Therefore second term = a = -2.

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