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proved that g(a2)=g(a-2)​

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If one geometric mean G and two arithmetic means A

1

and A

2

be inserted between two given quantities, prove that G

2

=(2A

1

−A

2

)(2A

2

−A

1

).

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Let a and b be two given quantities. It is given that G is the geometric mean of a and b

Therefore, G=

ab

G

2

=ab

It is also given that A

1

,A

2

are two arithmetic means between a and b. Therefore, a,A

1

,A

2

,b is an A.P. with common difference d=

3

b−a

Therefore, A

1

=a+d=a+

3

b−a

=

3

2a+b

A

2

=a+2d=a+

3

2(b−a)

=

3

a+2b

So, 2A

1

−A

2

=2(

3

2a+b

)−(

3

a+2b

)=a

and 2A

2

−A

1

=2(

3

a+2b

)−(

3

2a+b

)=b

Therefore,

(2A

1

−A

2

)(2A

2

−A

1

)=ab

(2A

1

−A

2

)(2A

2

−A

1

)=G

2

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