I’m pretty sure it start at 1, multiple 1 each time. Because if it wants to see the pattern 1x1 will always be 1
The answer is no because the problem has no solution. Hope this helps
Answer:
D. 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Sorry there’s no info here
The third term of the geometric progression will be 1 / 27 with common ratio 2 / 3.
We are given that:
2nd term of geometric progression = 1 / 18
5th term = 4 / 243
Now, we can also write it as:
2nd term = a r ( where r is the common ratio and a is the initial term.)
a r = 1 / 18
5th term = a r⁴
a r⁴ = 4 / 243
Now divide 5th term by 2nd term, we get that:
a r⁴ / a r = ( 4 / 243 ) / ( 1 / 18 )
r³ = 72 / 243
r³ = 8 / 27
r = ∛ (8 / 27)
r = 2 / 3
3rd term = a r²
a r² = a r × r
= 1 / 18 × 2 / 3
3rd term = 1 / 27
Therefore, the third term of the geometric progression will be 1 / 27 with common ratio 2 / 3.
Learn more about geometric progression here:
brainly.com/question/24643676
#SPJ4
Your question was incomplete. Please refer the content below:
The 2nd and 5th term of a GP are 1/18 and 4/243 respectively find the 3rd term
