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 { \bf a) \frac{16 {y}^{2} + 80 {y}^{2} - 20y}{4y} } \\ \\ \bf \: b) \: \frac{(1 + a)(1 + b)(3)}{3(1 + a)} \\ \\ \bf \: c \: \frac{10 {x}^{2} + 15x}{5x}
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Answered by Samriddhikhadgi3
4

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

A big problem we get around (x,y,z)=(0.822,1.265,1.855).

The Buffalo Way helps:

Let x=min{x,y,z}, y=x+u,z=x+v and x=t

uv

.

Hence,

13

5

cyc

(8x3+5y3)(

cyc

x4

8x3+5y3

x+y+z

13

)=

=156(u2−uv+v2)x8+6(65u3+189u2v−176uv2+65v3)x7+

+2(377u4+1206u3v+585u2v2−1349uv3+377v4)x6+

+3(247u5+999u4v+1168u3v2−472u2v3−726uv4+247)x5+

+3(117u6+696u5v+1479u4v2+182u3v3−686u2v4−163uv5+117v6)x4+

+(65u7+768u6v+2808u5v2+2079u4v3−1286u3v4−585u2v5+181uv6+65v7)x3+

+3uv(40u6+296u5v+472u4v2−225u2v4+55uv5+25v6)x2+

+u2v2(120u5+376u4v+240u3v2−240u2v3−25uv4+75v5)x+

+5u3v3(8u4+8u3v−8uv3+5v4)≥

≥u5v5(156t8+531t7+2t6−632t5−152t4+867t3+834t2+299t+40)≥0

Done!

For example, we'll prove that

6(65u3+189u2v−176uv2+65v3)≥531

u3v3

,

which gives a coefficient 531 before t7 in the polynomial 156t8+531t7+2t6−632t5−152t4+867t3+834t2+299t+40.

Indeed, let u=k2v, where k>0.

Thus, we need to prove that:

130k6+378k4−177k3−352k2+130≥0

and by AM-GM we obtain:

130k6+378k4−177k3−352k2+130=

=130(k3+

10

13

k−1)2+

k

13

(2314k3+1079k2−5576k+2600)≥

k

13

(8⋅

1157

4

k3+5⋅

1079

5

k2+21⋅

2600

21

−5576k)≥

k2

13

(3434

(

1157

4

)8(

1079

5

)5(

2600

21

)21

−5576)>0.

We'll prove that

2(377u4+1206u3v+585u2v2−1349uv3+377v4)≥2u2v2,

for which it's enough to prove that:

377t4+1206t3+584t2−1349t+377≥0

or

t4+

1206

377

t3+

584

377

t2−

1349

377

t+1≥0

or

(t2+

603

377

t−

28

29

)2+

131015t2−69589t+9633

142129

≥0,

which is true because

695892−4⋅131015⋅9633<0.

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