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1.1.3 Proof by contradiction (A-level only)

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Question 64

The intensity levels of a signal at three consecutive nodes in a fiber-optic circuit are recorded as k units, (2k+3) units, and (2k+14) unitsk \text{ units}, \, (2k + 3) \text{ units}, \text{ and } (2k + 14) \text{ units}k units,(2k+3) units, and (2k+14) units, where kkk is a real constant.

Use proof by contradiction to show that these intensity levels cannot form a geometric sequence.

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