let m be a geometric sequence of first term m(3)=10 and ratio q=1+i (i> 0) 1) knowing that m(7)=20.0736, calculate i.

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let m be a geometric sequence of first term m(3)=10 and ratio q=1+i (i> 0) 1) knowing that m(7)=20.0736, calculate i.

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Answer:

0.1903

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$(m(7))/(m(3))=q^4 \\ \\ 2.00736=q^4 \\ \\ 1.1903=q \\ \\ 1.1903=i+1 \\ \\ i=0.1903$

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