Answer Posted / hemant gakkhar

solution results in an infinite geometric progression....


8 + 2*8*3/4 + 2*8*(3/4)exp2 + 2*8*(3/4)exp3...sum up to infinity.......

theoretically the process continues till infinite

8 + 2*8*3/4 { 1 + 3/4 +(3/4)exp2 + ....up to infinity }

8 + 2*8*3/4 { 1/(1-1/4) }

8 + 48

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