Suppose we insert number between unknown numbers such that they form consecutive terms of a geometric sequence and their sum is . What is the smaller of the two unknown numbers?
Let there be an equilateral triangle with a side length of . Connecting the centres of its sides with line segments we form another equilateral triangle. If we add three more triangles using the same procedure, what is the sum of their perimeters?
Let there be an equilateral triangle with a side length of . Connecting the centres of its sides with line segments we form another equilateral triangle. If we add two more triangles using the same procedure, what is the sum of their areas?
A motorbike depreciates (loses value) at the rate of
per year. After how many full years will the value of the motorbike decrease to less than one third of its initial value?
How many numbers do we need to insert between the numbers and so that the inserted numbers with the given two numbers are consecutive terms of a geometric sequence? The sum of all numbers inserted must be .
Between the roots of the quadratic equation insert two numbers, so that the numbers with the roots together form four consecutive terms of a geometric sequence. This part of the geometric sequence is shown in one of the graphs. Choose the graph.
Between the roots of the quadratic equation insert two numbers, so that the numbers with the roots together form four consecutive terms of a geometric sequence. This part of the geometric sequence is shown in one of the graphs. Choose the graph.