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arthimatic mean and geometric mean of two postive real no. a and b are same if and only if

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Answered by neerajbansal00123

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Because they have their equal value and equal percentage of the simple value to calculate the sum of each other's

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Because they have their equal value and equal percentage of the simple value to calculate the sum of each other's

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