Two geometric progressions
Insert several numbers between numbers 6 and 384 so that they form with the given GP numbers and that the following applies:
a) the sum of all numbers is 510
And for another GP to apply:
b) the sum of entered numbers is -132
(These are two different geometric sequences but with the same two members)
Your answer:
a) the sum of all numbers is 510
And for another GP to apply:
b) the sum of entered numbers is -132
(These are two different geometric sequences but with the same two members)
Your answer:
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