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Klio2033 [76]
3 years ago
7

In a geometric sequence, a4 = 54 and a7 = 1,458. what is the 12th term? answer: B) 354,294

Mathematics
1 answer:
slamgirl [31]3 years ago
7 0

Option B:

The 12th term is 354294.

Solution:

Given data:

a_4=54 and a_7=1458

To find a_{12}:

The given sequence is a geometric sequence.

The general term of the geometric sequence is a_n=a_1\ r^{n-1}.

If we have 2 terms of a geometric sequence a_n and a_k (n > K),

then we can write the general term as a_n=a_k\ r^{n-k}.

Here we have a_4=54 and a_7=1458.

So, n = 7 and k = 4 ( 7 > 4)

a_7=a_4\ .\ r^{7-4}

1458=54\ . \  r^3

This can be written as

$r^3=\frac{1458}{54}

$r^3=27

$r^3=3^3

Taking cube root on both sides of the equation, we get

r = 3

a_{12}=a_7\ .\ r^{12-7}

     =1458\ .\ r^5

     =1458\ .\ 3^5

a_{12}=354294

Hence the 12th term of the geometric sequence is 354294.

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