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by looking at the options it will be 1/4,
x and y = 1,
m and n = 0 or 1.

just a rough analysis... ill post the proper solution by nxt time i come on maybe


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divide numerator and denominator by x^n and y^n .

the expression will be 1/ ( x^n + 1/x^n) ( y^n + 1/y^n)

now, minimum value of x^n + 1/ x^n is 2 [ Using AM-GM inequality]

the maximum value of the expression will be when denominator is the minimum .

so the answer is 1/4

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Well done Nadeemoidu. That was a perfect solution.

Simply take the numerator to denominator and apply AM>=GM.



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