Arithmetic and geometric means

Statement 1:- c2c3c4........cn < ( nn 2(n - 1)(n - 2) ) / (n!)2 cr = ncr

Because
Statement 2 :- For positive quantities AM ≥ GM.

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1
vector ·

1 false 2 true equality needed in 1

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Sunil Kumar ·

Sorry both the statements are true......
I found out my mistake and got the answer.....

1
vector ·

tell me too

1
vector ·

@sunil take n=3 n u r getting equality

11
Sunil Kumar ·

[(1.2)c2 + (2.3)c3 + ..... + (n-1)n.cn] > [(n!)2c2c3......cn ]1/(n-1)

Now n Σ(r=2 to n) [r(r-1)ncr] / n(n-1) = n Σ(r=2 to n) n-2cr-2 = n2n-2

→ [n2n-2]n-1 > (n!)2c2c3......cn
→ c2c3......cn <[ nn-1 2(n-1)(n-2) n ]/ (n!)2
→ c2c3......cn < [nn2(n-1)(n-2) ] / (n!)2

1
vector ·

tx bt wat bout d equality

1
vector ·

any ans

11
Sunil Kumar ·

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Lokesh Verma ·

equality holds when all terms are equal.

think when will the equality hold?

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Lokesh Verma ·

basically the equality will never hold because all terms will never be equal...

because nc2 ≠nc3 unless n=4.. but then they will not be equal to nc4!

wejust have to check for one case

n=2

where itis equal... !!!

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