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[" 3.If "a" be the arithmetic mean of "b" and "c" and "G_(1),G_(2)" be the two geometric means between them,then "G_(1)^(3)+G_(2)^(3)=],[[" (a) "G_(1)G_(2)a," (b) "2G_(1)G_(2)a],[" (c) "3G_(1)G_(2)a," (d) Nonc of these "]]

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