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Giving the following progression. 4,6,8,10
The 9th term of an arithmetic progression is 4+5p and the sum of the four terms of the progression is 7p-10, where p is a
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Watermelon
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Giving the following progression. 4,6,8,10 and then find a)10th,b)11th,c)26th
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Musa
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The first, the third and the seventh terms of an increasing arithmetic progression are three consecutive terms of a geometric
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kudu
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The 4th, 6th and 9th term of an arithmetical progression form the first three times of a geometric progression. If the first
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Stanley
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In an infinite geometric progression with positive terms and with a common ratio |r|<1, the sum of the first three terms is 26/3
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Alex Chien
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The third, fifth and seventeenth terms of an arithmetic progression are in geometric progression. Find the common ratio of the
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Gustav
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three numbers are in harmonic progression. If the third number were decreased by 4 they would
be in arithmetic progression. If
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Ginotomba
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The first three terms of a geometric progression are also the first ninth and eleventh terms respectic of an arithmetic
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Barrie juldeh
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The three real,distint and non-zero numbers
a,b,c are such that a,b,c are in arithmetic progression and a,c,b are in geometric
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pooo
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The second, third and ninth terms of an arithmetic progression forms the first, second and third terms of a geometric
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Mr. Bett
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