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In a geometric sequence where r > 1, the terms always increase. True or False??
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say r = 1.1 a = 1 then the terms will be \(1, 1\times 1.1, 1\times 1.1^2, ..... \)
is \(1\times 1.1 > 1\) ?
yes because 1.1 > 1, so then that would be true?
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wait a second, if a < 1, then the terms may decrease as well
it was true :)
but i feel the quesiton is asking u the case when a is positive only. so the answer should be true only
cool :)
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