In {an}, A3 = 12, A5 = 48, then A7 = () A. 96B. 192C. 384D. 768

In {an}, A3 = 12, A5 = 48, then A7 = () A. 96B. 192C. 384D. 768


In ∵ equal ratio sequence {an}, A3 = 12, A5 = 48, ∵ a1q2 = 12a1q4 = 48, the solution is A1 = 3, Q2 = 4, ∵ A7 = a1q6 = 3 × 43 = 192



In the equal ratio sequence an, if A3 * A5 = 8, then A1 * A7=


Solution
An is equal
Then A3 × A5 = A1 × A7
∴a1×a7=8



In the equal ratio sequence {an}, if a3.a5 = 5, then the value of A1 * A7 is equal to


a1*a7
=a3/q^2*a5*q^2
=a3*a5
=5



It is known that the increasing sequence {an} satisfies A2 + a3 + A4 = 28, and A3 + 2 is the median of the difference between A2 and A4, if BN = log (2An + 1) (at the bottom right of log)
It is known that the increasing proportional sequence {an} satisfies A2 + a3 + A4 = 28, and A3 + 2 is the median of the differences of A2 and A4, if BN = log (2An + 1) (at the bottom right of log). SN is the sum of the first n terms of the sequence {anbn}, then SN is obtained


A2 + a3 + A4 = 28, A2 + A4 = 2 (A3 + 2) leads to A3 = 8, A2 + A4 = 20, A2 = a1q, A3 = a1q ^ 2, A4 = a1q ^ 3 leads to q = 2 or 1 / 2 increasing, then q = 2 Sn = log2 (A2) + log2 (A3) +.. + log2 (a (n + 1)) = log2 (a2a3.. a (n + 1)) = log2 (2 ^ n * 2 ^ (n (n + 1) / 2)) = (n ^ 2 + 5N + 2) / 2