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Himanshu
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30 Mar 2007 20:20:10 IST
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A , G , M are the AM , GM , HM b/w a and b then
an + 1 + bn + 1 / an + bn = A when n=0
an + 1 + bn + 1 / an + bn = B when n = -1/2
an + 1 + bn + 1 / an + bn = C when n = -1
-------> If
a - b / b - c
= 1 (abc are in AP)
= a/b (abc are in GP)
= a/c(abc are in HP)
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30 Mar 2007 21:02:13 IST
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--->In an AP , if a is the 1st term , d is the common diff. , having m terms then nth term frm end is a + (m - n )d
--->Relation b/w AM GM HM
A > G > H and AGH are in GP G2 = AH
A > G > H and AGH are in GP G2 = AH
---> If pth term of an AP is q and qth term is p then
Tp+q = 0
Tr = p + q - r
Tp+q = 0
Tr = p + q - r
---> pTp = qTq of an AP then
T P+q = 0
30 Mar 2007 23:36:08 IST
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some more..........
if for a G.P, Tp=p,TQ=q, Tn=[pn-Q/qn-p]1/p-q
If for a G.P Tm+n=p, Tm-n =q thenTm=sqr rt(pq), Tn=p(q/p)m/2n
==>if a,b,c, are the pth,qth,rth terms of a G.P then aq-r.br-p.cp-q=1
==> an+1+bn+1/an+bn is G.M betwen a and b if n=1/2
thank u!!!!!!!!
31 Mar 2007 13:21:43 IST
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If A and G be the AM and GM between two numbers a,b then a,b are given by
A
(A+G)(A-G)
(A+G)(A-G)If H is the HM between a and b then,
(H-2a)(H-2b)=H2
(1/(H-a))+(1/(H-b))=(1/a)+(1/b)
((H+a)/(H-a))+((H+b)/(H-b))=2
If a,b,c are any numbers then,
a3+b3+c3-3abc=(a+b+c)(a+bw+cw2)(a+bw2+cw)
where w is cube root of unity.














