The 6th term of the GP

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To find the 6th term of a Geometric Progression (GP), you need to know:

  1. The first term (aa)
  2. The common ratio (rr)

The formula for the nn-th term of a GP is:

an=a⋅rn−1a_n = a \cdot r^{n-1}

For the 6th term (n=6n=6), the formula would be:

a6=a⋅r6−1a_6 = a \cdot r^{6-1} a6=a⋅r5a_6 = a \cdot r^5

Please provide the first term and the common ratio, or any other information that would allow me to determine them, so I can calculate the 6th term.

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