SOLUTION: The first two terms of an infinite geometric sequence, in order, are 2log2x, log2x, where x

SOLUTION: The first two terms of an infinite geometric sequence, in order, are 2log2x, log2x, where x > 0. Find r.

Question 1104409: The first two terms of an infinite geometric sequence, in order, are 2log2x, log2x, where x > 0.
Find r.
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If the number exists, the common ratio of a geometric sequence starting with

is
.
Hopefully , so that and ,
otherwise the common ratio would be undefined.
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