If a = -8 b = -7 c = 6 find a + b + c If a = -8 b = -7 c = 6 find a + b + c
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-9
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Given that a+b+c=6
we know that A.M.≥G.M.
⟹
2
x+y
≥
xy
let x=4a+1,y=1
therefore,
2
4a+1+1
≥
(4a+1)(1)
⟹
2
4a+2
≥
4a+1
⟹2a+1≥
4a+1
⟹
4a+1
≤2a+1 --------(1)
similarly,
4b+1
≤2b+1 --------(2)
and
4c+1
≤2c+1 --------(3)
adding (1), (2) and (3) we get
4a+1
+
4b+1
+
4c+1
≤2a+1+2b+1+2c+1
⟹
4a+1
+
4b+1
+
4c+1
≤2(a+b+c)+3
⟹
4a+1
+
4b+1
+
4c+1
≤2(3)+3
⟹
4a+1
+
4b+1
+
4c+1
≤9
therefore, the greatest value of
4a+1
+
4b+1
+
4c+1
is 9
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