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If an infinite G.P. has 2nd term x and its sum is 4, then prove that `xin(-8,1]-{0}`

A

`(-8,0)`

B

`[-(1)/(8), (1)/(8) )-{0}`

C

` [-1, -(1)/(8))uu ((1)/(8), 1]`

D

`(-8, 1]-{0}`

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