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What is the 7th term of the geometric sequence where a1 = –3 and a5 = –768?
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Answer is -6912. Here how it is: \[a7=r(a1)^{7-1}\] \[a5=r(a1)^{5-1}\] \[a7/a5=(a1)^{^{2}}\] \[a7=a5\times(-3)^{2} since a1 = -3 given\] \[a7=(-768)\times9 = -6912\]
thats not one of the answers in the multiple choice @vamshids
oh I am really sorry for this I will tell u the right answer just now
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is the answer -12,288?
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YES! thanks!
do you know how it came?
in any GP: \[t _{n}=a(r)^{n-1}\]
tn is the nth term of the series.. so accordingly subsititute your a1 and a5 to get r and then find a7!! its simple
that helps so much! THanks!
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