Given G.P. is
How about we consider that
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terms of this G.P. be needed to acquire the amount of
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We realize that,
Here,
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Equating the types we get,
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Hence, four terms of the given
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are needed to acquire the total as
Given G.P. is
How about we consider that
terms of this G.P. be needed to acquire the amount of
We realize that,
Here,
Equating the types we get,
Hence, four terms of the given
are needed to acquire the total as