SOLUTION: Let x be the required Geometric Mean (GM) between a and b. Then a, x, b, are the successive terms in the Geometric Progression. Find the GM
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Question 1047952: Let x be the required Geometric Mean (GM) between a and b. Then a, x, b, are the successive terms in the Geometric Progression. Find the GM
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