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What is a possible value for the missing term of the geometric sequences? 1250,___,50,.. A)1200 B)650 C)250 D)125
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What is a possible value for the missing term of the geometric sequences?
1250,___,50,..
A)1200
B)650
C)250
D)125
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The answer is:
C) 250
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a(n)=ar^(n-1) and we can find the rate upon using the ratio of two points...
50/1250=1250r^2/1250r^0
1/25=r^2
r=1/5 so
a(n)=1250(1/5)^1=250
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You could have also found the geometric mean which is actually quite efficient too...
The geometric mean is equal to the product of a set of elements raised to the 1/n the power where n is the number of multiplicands...in this case:
gm=(1250*50)^(1/2)=250
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