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  1. Example `a=1, r=1, n=10`
  2. Example `a=1, r=3, n=5`
  3. Example `a=10, r=2, n=10`

1. Example `a=1, r=1, n=10`
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3. Example `a=10, r=2, n=10`
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2. Example `a=1, r=3, n=5`





First term `a=1`, Common ratio `r=3`, Number of terms `n=5`
Find `n^(th)` term (last term) and sum of the geometric progression


Solution:
Here `a=1,r=3,n=5`

We know that,
`a_n = a × r^(n-1)`

`a_5=1×3^(5 - 1)`

`=1×81`

`=81`

We know that,
`S_n = a * (r^n - 1)/(r - 1)`

`:.S_5=1× (3^5 - 1)/(3 - 1)`

`=>S_5=1× (243 - 1)/2`

`=>S_5=1×242/2`

`=>S_5=121`

Hence, `5^(th)` term of the given series is `81` and sum of first `5^(th)` term is `121`


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1. Example `a=1, r=1, n=10`
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3. Example `a=10, r=2, n=10`
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