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Let(Gn)n=1,be a geometric progression if Gk +G(k+1)=a and G(k+1) +G(k+2)=b,then find r and Gk​

Let(Gn)n=1,be a geometric progression if Gk +G(k+1)=a and G(k+1) +G(k+2)=b,then find r and Gk​
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Let(Gn)n=1,be a geometric progression if Gk +G(k+1)=a and G(k+1) +G(k+2)=b,then find r and Gk​

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At least to the power or not progression 278347
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