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If third term of G.P. is 3, the product of its first five terms is a) 1024 b) 243 c) 3125 d) 32
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Answer: 243
Third term of g.p. = ar^2 =3
General term = ar^n-1
Product of first five terms
= a^5 x r^0+1+2+3+4
= a^5 x r^10
= (ar^2)^5
=(3)^5
= 243
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