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  1. the first termn of an exponential sequence (GP) is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and the fourth is greater than the third
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  2. The fifth of an exponential sequence (GP) is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and fourth term is greater than the thrid by
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  3. The fifth term of an exponential sequence GP is greater than the fourth term by 13 whole number 1over 2 and the fourth term is
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  4. The fifth of an exponential sequence (GP) is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and fourth term is greater than the thrid by
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  5. The fifth term of an exponential sequence (GP) is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and the fourth term is greater than the
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  6. The fifth term of an exponential sequence is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and the fourth term is greater than the third
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  7. The fifth term of an exponential sequence is greater than the fourth term by 13.5 and the fourth term is greater than the third
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  8. The fifth term of an exponential sequence is greater than the fourth term by 27/2 and the fourth term is greater than the third
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  9. Find four numbers that form a geometric progression such that the third term is greater than the first by 12 and the fourth is
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  10. Find four numbers that form a geometric progression such that the third term is greater than the first by 12 and the fourth is
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