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If the third term of G.P.is `4`, then find the product of first five terms

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To solve the problem step by step, we will use the properties of a geometric progression (G.P.). **Step 1: Understand the terms of G.P.** In a G.P., the terms can be expressed as: - First term: \( a \) - Second term: \( ar \) - Third term: \( ar^2 \) - Fourth term: \( ar^3 \) ...
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