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Class 9MathematicsSequences and ProgressionsGeometric ProgressionEasy
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What will be the sixth term in the geometric progression (2,8,32,128,\ldots)?

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Correct answer: (2048)

After the fourth term (128) the fifth is (512) and the sixth is (2048). In exams include the first term while counting.

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