Geometric Series / Sequence : Example (1) : ExamSolutions

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Thank you! the text books seem to make something so simple look so difficult.

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It is when you multiply each term by the same value. So 3,6,12,24,48,96 etc is a series with a common ratio of 2. Anothewr way of looking at is that any term divided by its previous term will give 2. So 6/3=2, 24,12=2 and so on. Hope that makes sense? Thanks as well for your support

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[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

It is the cube root of 27. You are reading it as 3 times root(27)

[@Peacock2613]

hi can someone help why does 3 square root 27 is showing as 9 square root 3 instead of the answer just 3 ?

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No problem - Thanks for your support

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[@584emad]

sir in further maths, If we had 100 ... ... ... ... 800 , and if i was to find the missing terms how would i go about it ? do i have to only find the common ration ?

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

You couldn't with such little information. You would need the to be given say the number of terms in the sequence or the common ratio.

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what is actually meant by the term "common ratio" ? ps. big fan of your tutorials..i made a youtube account just so i could like your videos :D

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