alleryStart learning →An infinite GP with first term 1 has a finite sum when the ratio is
Ar = -1
Br = 2
Cr = -0.5
Dr = 1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. r = -0.5
A finite sum needs the absolute value of r below one, which only -0.5 satisfies.
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