In a geometric sequence where r > 1, the terms always increase.. true or

Hello mate!

a geometric sequence is of the form

a∑r^n = a + ar + ar^2 + ar^3 and so on.

then if r is a number bigger than 1, the therm r^n only increases when n increases, which means that the terms in this sequence are always increasing, because r^n < r^(n+1)= r*(r^n), here you use that r > 1 to prove that r^n < r(r^n)

This means that the statement is true.

i dont know sorry

step-by-step explanation:

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