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The expressions x-6, 2x, and x^2 from the first three terms of a geometric progression. By calculating two different expressions for the common ratio, form and solve an equation in x to find possible values of the first term.
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for a,b,c to be in GP, b^2 = a*c we can use this to get 'x' from which the first term can be found. hope tht helps
no sorry could you do some of the steps please
did you know the above rule for terms in GP???
what gp? and no
geometric progression :P
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oh I see haha
for a,b,c to be consecutive terms of a geometric progression, (a/b)=(b/c) -->(1) did you know this ???
yes
the same is rewritten by me as b^2 =a*c
how do you simplify this though
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