Question

can anyone explain AM,GM and HM inequaltiy

Answer 1

I am having problem how to apply AM,GM and HM inequaltiy

Answer 2

can u give some questions and their solutions so I can understand

Answer 3

@satellite73 pls help

Answer 4

@ikram002p nd @satellite73 can u pls explain

Answer 5

ok do u have a spesific Qn ?

Answer 6

ohh is u wanna examples :)
ok ill see

Answer 7

yes I have!!!

Answer 8

giving another question will make my concepts clear

Answer 9

if \[x^{2}y^3=6 (x,y>0) \] then the least value of \[3x+4y\]

Answer 10

do u have any suggestions or I should start from more basic problems

Answer 11

yes i think i have seen a gimmick for this

Answer 12

start by writing
\[3x=\frac{3x}{2}+\frac{3x}{2}\]and similarly
\[4y=\frac{4y}{3}+\frac{4y}{3}+\frac{4y}{3}\]

Answer 13

ok but y to match it with the no of terms and power

Answer 14

the arithmetic mean is
\[\frac{3x+4y}{5}\] and it is larger than the geometric mean

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

which is two

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x

Answer 18

just a gimmick and frankly if i had not seen this before there is probably no way i would have come up with it on the fly
or at all!

Answer 19

ok
(can u suggest any book or site where can I find these kind of problems)

Answer 20

no not really
just google is all

Answer 21

ok @satellite73 but y have u left pls continue the problem

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@ikram002p can u help

Answer 23

I am having a exam of physics chemistry and maths on next Monday so pls help me also I want to learn am,gm and hm

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@ParthKohli @ganeshie8 pls help

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@hartnn @Luigi0210 help

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@ikram002p pls explain

Answer 27

@kanwal32

Answer 28

@ganeshie8help

Answer 29

@ganeshie8 help

Answer 30

@hartnn have u left
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@taylor12344 @Miracrown @paki @shamil98 help

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@wio

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@wio pls help