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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2010-12-16 23:09:15
Find all z in form of a+ib satisfying the relation below:
(3z-1)4 + (z-2)4 = 0
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pandit
·2010-12-17 00:02:48
seems some trick has to be applied in the second question
or else we have to solve the quartic equation
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Shubhodip
·2010-12-19 05:16:35
if we put tan∂ = A the inequality becomes 
where we have 
i tried to prove the inequality by chebychefs but it did not go well.....
pls somebody try this one...
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Shubhodip
·2011-01-27 23:56:00
we have
tan ∂i = sin∂1cos ∂1 = √1-cos2∂1cos∂1 = √cos2∂1+ cos2∂2 +.....+cos2∂i-1 + cos2∂i+1+.....+ cos2∂n
cos∂1
from m-th power inequality √x2+y2 √2≥x+y2
so tan∂i ≥ cos∂1+ .....+ cos∂i-1+ cos∂i+1+...+ cos∂ncos∂1√n-1
summing the inequality for i from 1 to n we get
tan∂1+...+ tan∂n ≥ 1√n-1\sum_{}^{}{1\leq i,j\leq n,i\neq j}ajai
because each ratios ajai appear only once
on the other hand
cot∂i = cos∂isin∂i= cos∂i√cos2∂1+ cos2∂2 +.....+cos2∂i-1 + cos2∂i+1+.....+ cos2∂n
again we have from m-th power inequality
√x2+y2 √2≥21/x + 1/y
so cot∂i ≤ cos∂i (1cos∂1 + ....+1cos∂i-1+ 1cos∂i+1+...+ 1cos∂n)(n-1)√n-1
again after summing up we get
cot∂1+ ...+ cot∂n ≤\sum_{}^{}{1\leq i,j\leq n,i\neq j}ajai
(n-1)32
combining above two inequality
we get
√(n-1) (tan∂1 +....+ tan∂2) ≥ \sum_{}^{}{1\leq i,j\leq n,i\neq j}ajai ≥ (n-1)32(cot∂1 +....+ cot∂n)
so (tan∂1 +....+ tan∂n) ≥(n-1)(cot∂1+......+ cot∂n)
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Shubhodip
·2011-01-27 23:58:19
one of my teacher really helped me by giving valuable hint on which inequality to use here.
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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2011-01-28 00:50:26
Where can I get more details/applications of this Inequality.
@Subho BTW, Did u appear for this year's RMO?
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Shubhodip
·2011-01-28 00:54:56
i did, didn qualify ,will give a best attempt this time
"where can i get......"
please specify..
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Shubhodip
·2011-01-28 00:56:25
where u get such questions , i mean any book?
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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2011-01-28 01:02:48
I meant if there is any online source/link available or have to consult teacher.. (Although they won't tell)
I was having a look through my problems collections once and found this.. They are collected from various sources.. Like say wherever I see a good problem I write it down and get it solved at appropriate time..
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Shubhodip
·2011-01-28 01:03:34
we know AM of mth power ≥ m-th power of AM
so x2 + y2/2 ≥ [( x+y)/2 ]2
taking square root we get √x2+y2√2≥x+y2
from AM≥ HM
x+y2≥21/x+1/y
so √x2+y2√2 ≥ 21/x+1/y
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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2011-02-12 01:04:33
Please LATEXIFY It... I can't get it!!