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P.o.t.W. #11

■ No GDC ■ for SL and HL students The first, fourth and eighth terms of an arithmetic sequence are also three consecutive terms of a geometric sequence. If the eight terms of the arithmetic sequence have a sum of 900, find the two possible arithmetic sequences that satisfy these characteristics. PDF: P.o.t.W. #11

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