The first term of an infinite geometric progression is \[x\] and its s – McqOptions

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1.	The first term of an infinite geometric progression is \[x\] and its sum is 5. Then [IIT Screening 2004]
A.	\[0\le x\le 10\]
B.	\[0<x<10\]
C.	\[-10<x<0\]
D.	\[x>10\]
Answer» C. \[-10<x<0\]

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