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Answered by tennetiraj86
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The two observations are 20 and 5

Given :-

The Arithmetic Mean and Geometric Mean of two observations are 12.5 and 10.

To find :-

The two observations.

Solution :-

Let the two observations be X and Y

We know that

The Arithmetic Mean of X and Y = (X+Y)/2

According to the given problem

Arithmetic Mean of the two observations = 12.5

Therefore, (X+Y)/2 = 12.5

=> X+Y = 12.5×2

=> X+Y = 25 ------------(1)

We know that

The Geometric Mean of X and Y = (XY)

According to the given problem

The Geometric Mean of the two observations

= 10

Therefore , √(XY) = 10

On squaring both sides then

=> (√XY)² = 10²

=> XY = 100 ----------(2)

We know that

(a-b)² = (a+b)² - 4ab

=> (X-Y)² = 25²-4(100)

=> (X-Y)² = 625-400

=> (X-Y)² = 225

=> X-Y = ±√225

=> X-Y = ±15

=> X-Y = 15 -----------(3)

Since, The AP and GP are positive.

On adding (1) and (3) then

X+Y = 25

X-Y = 15

(+)

________

2X+0 = 40

________

=> 2X = 40

=> X = 40/2

=> X = 20

Therefore, X = 20

On substituting the value of X in (1) then

20+Y = 25

=> Y = 25-20

=> Y = 5

Therefore, X = 20 and Y = 5

Answer :-

The two observations are 20 and 5

Used formulae:-

The Arithmetic Mean of X and Y

= (X+Y)/2

The Geometric Mean of X and Y

= √(XY)

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