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the third term of G.P is 10 then the product of first five term is​

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Answered by pulakmath007
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GIVEN

The third term of a Geometric Progression is 10

TO DETERMINE

The product of first five terms of the progression

CALCULATION

Let the first five terms of the Geometric Progression be

 \displaystyle \sf{ \frac{a}{ {r}^{2}  } \: ,    \frac{a}{r} \:  , \:  a  \: , \: ar  \:,  \: a {r}^{2} \: }

Now it is given that the third term = a = 10

Hence the product of first five terms of the progression is

 =  \displaystyle \sf{ \frac{a}{ {r}^{2}  } \:  \times    \frac{a}{r} \:   \times  \:  a  \:  \times  \: ar  \: \times   \: a {r}^{2} \: }

 \sf{  =  {a}^{5} \: }

 =  \sf{  {10}^{5} \: }

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Answered by mysticd
1

 Let \: 'a'\: and \: 'r' \: are \: first \:term \:and \\common \:ratio \: of \: a \: G.P

 Third \: term (a_{3}) = 10 \: (given)

 \boxed{ \pink{ n^{th} \:term (a_{n}) = ar^{n-1} }}

 \implies ar^{2} = 10 \: --(1)

 \red{ Product \: of\: first \: 5 \: terms }

 = a \times ar \times ar^{2}  \times ar^{3} \times ar^{4}

 = a^{5} \times r^{10}

 = (ar^{2})^{5}

 = 10^{5} \: [ From \: (1) ]

Therefore.,

 \red{ Product \: of\: first \: 5 \: terms }\green { = 10^{5}}

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