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A progression has a first term of 12 and a fifth term of 18. Find the 13th term if the progression is geometric.
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xr xr xr xr 12 ---> a2--->a3--->a4--->18 So 12(r^4) =18 \[r=\sqrt[4]{1.5}\] T(13) = 12r^(13-1) 12r^12...
sorry T(13) = 12r^(13-1) =12r^12 = 12[(1.5)^(1/4)]^12 = 12(1.5)^3 = 40.5...
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Ok. THank you. Yes, I do. But i got 40.64
can you show your workings?
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18=12r^4 1.5=r^4 1.5^1/4=r r= 1.107 An= 12(1.107)^12 An= 40.6
it's because you round the number for r...
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