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`A_1, A_2,...., A_n` are n A.M’s, and `H_1, H_2,....., H_n` are n H.M’s inserted between a and b . Prove that `(A_1 +A_n)/(H_1+H_n)lt (A^2)/(G^2)`, where A is the arithmetic mean and G is the geometric mean of a and b .

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