alleryStart learning →In a positive GP, the square of any term equals
Athe gap between neighbours
Bthe average of neighbours
Cthe sum of its neighbours
Dthe product of its neighbours
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. the product of its neighbours
Since a/r times ar equals a squared, a term squared equals the product of the terms on each side.
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