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Chapter 12: Q44. (page 691)

Describe the pattern. (P.772)

80,40,20,10,…

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The pattern is geometric pattern.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

The given sequence is 3,11,19,27,….

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Step 2. Explanation.

If you check the pattern 80,40,20,10,..... it can be seen that each successive member is the product of the fraction 12and the number before it, so it can be said that the given pattern shows a geometric series with a common ratio of 12 .

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