If a, b, c are in g. p., prove that
1) a(b^2 + c^2) = c(a^2 + b^2)
2) (a+b+c)^2/a^2 + b^2 + c^2 = a + b + c / a - b + c​

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answer:

sue cannot   afford

step-by-step explanation:

given,

initially balance = $899.83

she spent $353.76 on rent

amount left with her = $ 899.83 - $ 353.76 = $ 546.07

now,

she spent $32.79 on video game

amount left with her = $ 546.07 - $ 32.79 = $ 513.28

she spent $60.26 on bike maintenance

amount left with her = $ 513.28 - $ 60.26 = $ 453.02

she spent $55.62 on jacket

amount left with her = $ 453.02 - $ 55.62 = $ 397.40

she spent   $80.40 on a rug

amount left with her =   $ 397.40 - $ 80.40 = $ 317

at last,

she spent   $35.77 a night out for

amount left with her $ 317 - $35.77 = $ 281.23

now ,

for a new tv she needs $ 305.22 but she has only $ 281.23

hence,

sue cannot   afford

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