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a.m≥g.m≥h.m. prove without using numbers. ?
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We need a little correction to the question.
It should be AM > GM > HM.
Proof.
Let us take two unequal positive numbers, whose arithmetic mean is AM, geometric mean is GM and harmonic mean is HM.
∴ AM = (a + b)/2,
GM = √(ab) and
HM = 2ab/(a + b)
We see that, AM × HM
= (a + b)/2 × 2ab/(a + b)
= ab
= GM²
⇒ AM × HM = GM²
Again, AM - GM
= (a + b)/2 - √(ab)
= {a + b - 2√(ab)}/2
= 1/2 (√a - √b)²
⇒ AM > GM, since (√a - √b)² > 0 when a and b are positive numbers and a and b aren't equal
Since, AM × HM = GM² and AM > GM
∴ HM < GM
So, AM > GM > HM [Proved]
I hope it helps you.
It should be AM > GM > HM.
Proof.
Let us take two unequal positive numbers, whose arithmetic mean is AM, geometric mean is GM and harmonic mean is HM.
∴ AM = (a + b)/2,
GM = √(ab) and
HM = 2ab/(a + b)
We see that, AM × HM
= (a + b)/2 × 2ab/(a + b)
= ab
= GM²
⇒ AM × HM = GM²
Again, AM - GM
= (a + b)/2 - √(ab)
= {a + b - 2√(ab)}/2
= 1/2 (√a - √b)²
⇒ AM > GM, since (√a - √b)² > 0 when a and b are positive numbers and a and b aren't equal
Since, AM × HM = GM² and AM > GM
∴ HM < GM
So, AM > GM > HM [Proved]
I hope it helps you.
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