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Ex 8.2, 29 - Chapter 8 Class 11 Sequences and Series
Last updated at Dec. 16, 2024 by Teachoo
AM and GM (Arithmetic Mean And Geometric mean)
Chapter 8 Class 11 Sequences and Series
Concept wise
- Finding Sequences
- Arithmetic Progression (AP): Formulae based
- Arithmetic Progression (AP): Statement
- Arithmetic Progression (AP): Calculation based/Proofs
- Inserting AP between two numbers
- Arithmetic Mean (AM)
- Geometric Progression(GP): Formulae based
- Geometric Progression(GP): Statement
- Geometric Progression(GP): Calculation based/Proofs
- Inserting GP between two numbers
- Geometric Mean (GM)
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AM and GM (Arithmetic Mean And Geometric mean)
- AP and GP mix questions
- Finding sum from series
- Finding sum from nth number
Transcript
Ex 8.2, 29 If A and G be A.M. and G.M., respectively between two positive numbers, prove that the numbers are A ((A+G)(A G)) Let a & b be two numbers We need to show that the numbers are A ((A+G)(A G)) i.e. a = A + (( + )( )) b = A (( + )( )) Now we know that Arithmetic mean =A = ( a+b)/2 Geometric mean =G= ab Putting value of A and G in RHS we can prove it is equal to a and b Solving A (( + )( )) = A ( 2 2) Putting A = ( + )/2 & G = = (( + )/2) ((( + )/2)^2 ( )2) = (( + )/2) ((( + )2 )/4 ) = (( + )/2) (( 2+ 2+2 4 )/4) = (( + )/2) (( 2 + 2 2 )/4) = ( + )/2 (( )2/4) = ( + )/2 ((( )/2)^2 ) = ( + )/2 ( )/2 Thus, A + (( + )( )) = a & A (( + )( )) = b Hence proved.
