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Which number is next in the geometric sequence 40, 100, 250, 625, .....?
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could you find the common ratio of this geometric sequence ?
hmm this one is tough
hrmm... idk what 40 x what equals 100
i tried times to and then add 20 but not work. let me try times 3 and minus 20
nope not work
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how about 2.5 ??? 40*2.5 = 100 100*2.5 = 250 and so on so common ratio r= 2.5 or 5/2 got this ?
nice thinking man
dang! thanks lol
so after 625 next number is just 625*2.5 and welcome ^_^
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so the answer would be 156.2 i got it :D i didnt know you could multiply with decimal. xD
its 1562.5
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