Let , and be positive real numbers satisfying for some constant . (i) Show that , and…
MATHEMATICS · Subjective · A Level · Mathematics · Sequences and series · Sequences and series
Problem
Let x, y and z be positive real numbers satisfying logey−logex=logez−logey=k for some constant k.
(i) Show that x, y and z are in geometric progression and determine their common ratio in terms of k.
(ii) If x=5 and k=ln3, find the value of z.
(iii) Hence calculate the sixth term of this geometric progression.